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Tonsillitis

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tartandreams · 31/03/2019 10:10

Just looking for a bit of advice, I think I might have tonsillitis. I've been getting tonsil stones and removing them myself, and I think all the poking and prodding has set this off.

I woke yesterday with a killer sore throat that was all red, I was freezing cold all day and shivery (didn't have a temperature, but I'd been taking ibuprofen all day) a sore head and just generally feeling a bit achey and shit. This morning I've woke up and my throat is still very sore and now has those white kind of spots.

What should I do? Just carry on as I am and wait for it to get better?

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tartandreams · 31/03/2019 12:26

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mummymayhem18 · 31/03/2019 12:52

I think if you have the white spots on your tonsils then you probably do have tonsillitis.

Nogodsnomasters · 31/03/2019 16:38

Sounds to me like you do have it. I've got it at the minute and ended up in hospital on a drip for 24hrs, (I think that's worst case scenario so try not to worry!) but you should definitely see a doctor who will hopefully give you antibiotics, the sooner you start them the better.

EduCated · 31/03/2019 16:41

White spots (plus history of tonsil stones) is worth seeing the GP for, likely for antibiotics.

tartandreams · 31/03/2019 20:49

Thanks for your replies! I got a throat spray from the chemist today and have popped a message and gruesome photo attached over to the GP to see in the morning, so here's hoping it'll get fixed!

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mummymayhem18 · 31/03/2019 22:37

Good luck. I always get tonsil stones as well. Yucky smelly things 🤮🤢 x

Nogodsnomasters · 02/04/2019 07:52

How are you now op?

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