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White and red bumps at back of my throat
From past 2 days, I was having sore throat. When I checked I saw 2 white spots and orangish red bumps at the back of my throat. I am also having bumps at the back of my tongue which are a bit sensitive. I am not having cold or cough. But the soreness in the throat causes a bit irritation. What could be the possible reason behind and the course of action??
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Is there any fever or pain ? ... Some small bumps can be due to granular pharyngitis or tonsillitis ... Usually they r not dangerous but plz attach pic of throat for further information
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Send me ur mouth pic ,Consult online with detailed history for further evaluation.
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Can u attach picture?
Any fever
Can be usual pharyngitis...need proper history
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