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Sore Throat, Swollen Tonsils, Blood Traces On Washing Teeth, Itchiness On Nose And Chin. Any Advice?

I have had a sore throat and swollen tonsils for the past 3 weeks and while i washed My teeth i notices when i spar out it came with blood, i also developed something that seems like Impetigo .. Very itchy on nose and chin . And very worried, made a doc appointment tomorow morning Any advice till then? About what to tell my doctor.
Wed, 28 Aug 2013
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Hello,

Welcome to health care magic forum.

From the details mentioned,

I suspect you are c/o tonsillitis.

The traces of blood appeared while washing teeth may or may not be related to the infection of tonsils.

A thorough clinical examination by a dentist will help to rule out cause of bleeding.

Get your teeth cleaned.

Use soft bristled toothbrush as well as dental floss to clean your teeth.

Gargle frequently with lukewarm saline.

Include plenty of fruits into your diet.

Hope this helps.



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Sore Throat, Swollen Tonsils, Blood Traces On Washing Teeth, Itchiness On Nose And Chin. Any Advice?

Hello, Welcome to health care magic forum. From the details mentioned, I suspect you are c/o tonsillitis. The traces of blood appeared while washing teeth may or may not be related to the infection of tonsils. A thorough clinical examination by a dentist will help to rule out cause of bleeding. Get your teeth cleaned. Use soft bristled toothbrush as well as dental floss to clean your teeth. Gargle frequently with lukewarm saline. Include plenty of fruits into your diet. Hope this helps.