white spots on my throat

[RustedCorpse]

Don't take the anti biotic's without consulting some doctor via phone or something. With anti biotic's you want to take a specific regiment of time to completely eliminate whatever ails you. Furthermore if you take them for like 3 or four days stop, and the infection/ailment comes back it's going to be much more resistant to antibiotics.

[phage]

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What antibiotics do you plan on using?

[/ QUOTE ] idk, i'll go to a pharmacy, and see what they have. i think in the states they give you amoxisillan or something to that effect.

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AT the very least get some suggestions from the pharmacist. Are you sure you have no allergies to antibiotics?

[xadrez]

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herpes.

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Come on man dont mess with the guy! He clearly has gonnorhea of the throat

[pokerdirty]

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herpes.

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Come on man dont mess with the guy! He clearly has gonnorhea of the throat

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i keep seeing phage's avatar, and thinking that is what OP has in his throat [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[BottlesOf]

This is way too sound medical advice for someone who has done more drug experimenting than Dennis Hopper in Apocalypse Now.

[diebitter]

Strep


whisky+brandy time

[LALDAAS]

Your screwed! You have strep, more then likely.

I just had it 3 weeks ago. Go to the doctor.

[MrTrik]

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Strep


whisky+brandy time

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Yup strep is my guess. Unfortunately antibiotics is the only real answer. It won't just go away if it's strep. And if it gets worse it gets serious quickly.

for you all that have strep recently, did it get bad quickly, or were you mildly sick for a few days, and then it blew up.. i've had strep before, and usually i'm pretty sick right away. my only symtom now is the throat, the only reason i'm even thinking about it is the lack of easy access to medical help.

[Worrots]

Serious answer: Go to a doctor.

Want to be scared answer:

" The following may be warning signs of HIV infection:
* white spots or unusual blemishes on the tongue, in the mouth, or in the throat"

http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pubs/faq/faq5.htm