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Chronic sore throat
So about 4 months ago i had strep throat infection and i had yellow or white thrush on my uvula and my primary prescribed me penicillin which made a lot of improvement in a short amount of time but i only managed to finish maybe half of the treatment due to dirrhhea and some of the infection of was still on my uvula when i stopped the treatment but still the rest still went away on its own, but now i've had these tiny pimple like lesions on my pharynx for the past 2 months it's doesn't hurt or bother me at all it's just once in awhile it feels like a super mild sore throat and it goes away and you don't even notice it. i'm wondering if its chronic sore throat and maybe the strep bacteria caused it because i never finished my antibiotics. i'm going to show you a picture please let me know what i should do and what you think how i should treat it. my primary is kind of dismissing and took a throat culture still waiting on those results but i've read that chronic cas
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You will have to wait for the throat culture report to know which organic is causing the repeated infection and which medicines will be most effective against it. Till then you can do salt water gargling regularly.
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