if i have strep throat, are white bumps on my tongue and ulcers on my lips are they results of the strep throa
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While I'm not a doctor (yet), I can tell you that your symptoms are not characteristic of strep throat. I highly recommend seeing a doctor. However, if I had to venture a guess, I would be more inclined to say you have glandular fever (mononucleosis), but again, I don't know nearly enough about your symptoms to have any degree of certainty. If you are taking amoxicillin, and these symptoms presented after starting your amoxicillin course, then that would be further indication of mono. But again, it could be something totally different, I just don't know enough to say anything conclusive.
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Never heard of Acid Bumps on your tongue!\n\nI have heard of Burning Mouth Syndrome. \n\nBrush your teeth more often.\nEliminate acid foods/beverages from your diet.\nCheck all medications to see if you are having an allergic reaction to them.\n\nTalk with your DOCTOR/DENTIST
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thrush medication is an anti-fungal. like nystatin,mycelex troche,diflucan. thrush is a fungal infection that can cause white spots in the mouth and throat. most commonly caused by a weak immune system, or taking antibiotics for a long period of time,or using orally steroid inhalers.
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Please see the webpages for more details on Strep throat and Scarlet fever.\nStreptococcus- A genus of bacteria. Gram-positive cocci, often occuring in chains of varying length. Require enriched media for growth and the colonies are small. Saprophytic (saprophyte-Free living micro-organisms obtaining food from dead and decaying animal or plant tisue) and parasitic species. Pathogenic species produce powerful toxins. In man they are responsible for numerous infections such as scarlatina (scarlet fever), tonsillitis (inflammation of tonsils), erysipelas (an acute, specific,infectious disease, in which there is a spreading, streptococcal inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissues, accompanied by fever and constitutional disturbances),  endocarditis (inflammation of the inner lining of the heart-endothelium-most commonly due to rheumatic fever), rheumatic fever, glomerulonephritis ( a term used in bilateral, non-suppurative inflammation of the glomeruli of the kidneys), and wound infections in hospital.\nScarlet fever- Infection by haemolytic streptococcus producing a rash. Occurs mainly in children. Begins commonly with a throat infection, leading to pyrexia (fever) and the outbreak of a punctate (dotted or spotted) erythematous (reddening) eruption of the skin. Characteristically the area around the mouth escapes (circumoral palor). In strep throat, there is no such rash.
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You could have Strep throat, Mononucleosis, or several other things going on.  You need to see a doctor in case you need antibiotics!
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Go see a doctor, you may have tonsilitis or strep throat.
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Did you mean Scarlet fever??\n\nScarlet fever is a rash accompanied by a sore throat caused by the streptococcus bacteria.\n\nThe disease most commonly affects children, but can occur in any age group. The characteristic symptoms are a rash and a 'strawberry tongue'. The disease is treated with antibiotics and it is usually resolved without complications.\n\nA person can become infected with streptococcus either by touching or through airborne droplets. Scarlet fever appears together with a streptococcal sore throat. The incubation period - the time that passes from infection until the outbreak of the disease - is two to four days.\n\nsymptoms\nA sore throat. \n\n\nA temperature. \n\n\nHeadache. \n\n\nFeeling generally unwell. \n\n\nA rash that develops within 12 hours of the onset and rapidly becomes generalised. \n\n\nThe face is spared, but cheeks are flushed, and the child looks 'scarlet' except for the area around the mouth. \n\n\nThe rash fades after a few days, or sooner if treatment with antibiotics is given, following which the skin undergoes peeling. \n\n\nThe tongue has a thick, white coating that peels after four or five days, producing a red strawberry appearance. \n\n\nGood advice \n\n\nWhen the symptoms appear consult a GP. \n\n\nPain on swallowing may be eased by hot drinks and soft food. \n\n\nGive the patient plenty of fluids.
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Sometimes Strep can hang around for a LONG time.  My friends family all had it for about 3 months.  for some reason the antibiotice they were on weren't doing the trick.  it kept coming back.  \n\ngo to the doctor again if you still have the sore throat.  It may still be strep.  Good luck.
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The symptoms of strep throat are a fever, sore throat, headache and sometimes queezy stomach. You can get a sandpaper feeling rash on your torso and this is the forst sign of scarlet fever caused by the strep virus. If you have a sore thoat and then start getting a runny nose or cough(cold symptoms), then you probably just have pharyngitis which is a sore throat associated with a cold virus. The only way to know for sure is a throat culture. Good luck!
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Yes.  Reactions might include sneezing, stomach cramps, diarreha, vomiting, nausea, itchy mouth or tongue or lips, rash or itching, wheezing, difficulty breathing, runny eyes or nose, etc.
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Vocal cords and tongue
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only your doctor can tell you if it is viral or bacterial, either way you should see him/her.  If it is bacterial, you need to be prescribed an antibiotic.  You don't want it to get worse, especially if it is strep throat.  Untreated, strep throat can cause all kinds of ugly problems.  \nViral illnesses cannot be treated with antibiotics, but you can probably find something over the counter to help with the symptoms while you ride it out.  Hope you feel better, and call a doctor. (p.s. usually strep throat comes with swollen tonsils, white patches on the back of the throat, and bad breath.)
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the white spots are pus.  you probably have tonsilitis even if you don't feel any pain when swallowing (due to swelling).  best to see a doctor and get a prescription for antibiotics.
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Unexplained loss of weight lasting at least one month \nDiarrhea lasting for several weeks \nA white coating on the tongue (thrush/oral candidiasis) \nEnlarged or sore lymph nodes (glands) in the neck, armpits, and/or genital area, as well as generalized swollen glands \nA cough that persists for more than one month \nPersistant fever and/or night sweats \nIn women, persistent yeast infection
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Black Spot on Tongue\n\nhttp://www.thedoctorslounge.net/infections/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3497\n\nblack spots inside cheeks and on tongue\nhttp://www.netwellness.org/question.cfm/29241.htm
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My daughter and her 3 children all came down with strep right before Thanksgiving.   The doctor gave them antibiotics, and he gave antibiotics to my daughter's husband and the husband's mother who lives with them, even though they didn't test positive for strep, because he said that they were all exposed and would probably get it.  So, that makes me think that it is highly contagious when you are in direct contact with a person with strep.   Three symptoms of strep, besides a sore throat and swollen glands, are nausea, aches and pains, and a headache.  Since you have all three, you probably have the strep virus and you need to get on some antibiotics.
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sounds like strep .. go to docs and get antibiotics