My 18 yr old son has had blisters on his throat and now spreading to the roof of his mouth he also has a yellowish color on his younger that does not brush away when he eats or drinks certain things he says it burns or hurts ,he does usually use smokeless tobacco but has cut back drastically and nothing is helping what could this be Andis he contagious?
As per symptoms in the query it seems like these blisters could be due to an infection, Irritation to mucosa due to hot and acidic food , reaction to medications or immune deficiency.
Consult ENT specialist, doctor would evaluate for these three causes.
Doctor would recommend a complete blood count which includes your white blood cell counts, differential counts and Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR). This will give us the nature of the infection (viral or bacterial). An examination of your Paranasal sinuses is also indicated since recurrent post nasal drip can lead to recurrent throat infections.
Doctor would also like to evaluate the list of medications that you have taken recently
Do warm saline gargles 2-3 times a day . Also do betadine gargles one a day . Quit tobacco as this exaggerate the condition and does not let it heal properly. .
Hope your concern has been resolved. Dr. Harry
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What Causes Blisters On Throat And Palate?
Hi Dear, As per symptoms in the query it seems like these blisters could be due to an infection, Irritation to mucosa due to hot and acidic food , reaction to medications or immune deficiency. Consult ENT specialist, doctor would evaluate for these three causes. Doctor would recommend a complete blood count which includes your white blood cell counts, differential counts and Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR). This will give us the nature of the infection (viral or bacterial). An examination of your Paranasal sinuses is also indicated since recurrent post nasal drip can lead to recurrent throat infections. Doctor would also like to evaluate the list of medications that you have taken recently Do warm saline gargles 2-3 times a day . Also do betadine gargles one a day . Quit tobacco as this exaggerate the condition and does not let it heal properly. . Hope your concern has been resolved. Dr. Harry