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Constant Purulent Sore Throat

By farrahfaucet July 25, 2020 6 answers Last updated July 25, 2020

Hi, I decided to open a topic here because I don't know where else to turn. In general, I have a weak immune system, I am 16 years old. At one point, I started getting less sick with immune stimulants, but after I had measles, my immune system went down. Drink Respivax (immune stimulant), 3 months each year. Here is my problem, I constantly have purulent deposits on the tonsils, this of course gives me discomfort when swallowing and social problems (bad breath), every day with an ear brush I remove the deposits but in vain, the next day or a week later new ones form. Of course, when I drink even 1 glass of soda or something cold and immediately my throat hurts. My throat is forever red and my right tonsil is always swollen. I forgot to mention that due to being too big, when I was 6 years old, my tonsils were removed. Sometimes I even think it's better to remove the tonsils. I do not know what to do, is there any treatment, or in such a condition, should they be removed surgically? I expect answers on the topic, Thanks in advance!

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emily_williams1 answered · July 25, 2020

   Hello! Some time ago I had the same problem. I was constantly with purulent sore throats, a super low immune system and constant illness. I'm from a smaller town, so the doctors here prescribed me all sorts of antibiotics and nonsense, and in the end it turned out that I was allergic to one and I was in the hospital. My parents felt it and immediately took me to Stara Zagora. I was prescribed some medicine there, I drank it twice and since then I have not had purulent angina, but it was a few years ago. So, if you are from a smaller city, go to a doctor from a bigger city like Stara Zagora, Plovdiv, Sofia, etc. If you are from a bigger city, be sure to go to someone immediately to see you and from there the doctors will decide. I've been through things like that and I know how nasty it is! From a 14-year-old girl.

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tuerk38 answered · July 25, 2020

   If you have a healthy stomach, try this: Crush two aspirins, add a few drops of water to make a slurry and try to swallow it. Do not drink water for some time. The goal is to keep aspirin particles on the tonsils. Two, three times a day. If you feel that it irritates your stomach lining, you stop doing it. It was tested on my husband. The injections did not help and then a honey. the sister suggested it. It works immediately. The other grandmother's remedy is nishadar on the tip of the knife - through the mouth, but it is still for a healthy stomach.

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princessenaja answered · July 25, 2020

   Do not touch the deposits to remove them mechanically! So the pus goes inside and the infection becomes chronic! Does it go to the ears, nose and throat? When you do not have deposits, a test should be done to show if there are any bacteria left that can cause you problems. Removing the tonsils is the ultimate solution, as they are part of the immune system and removing them will make it easier for bacteria to enter the body. However, if the sore throats persist, you will have to do so because frequent sore throats lead to a problem with the immune system (at some point it begins to attack the body). These are things I've only read, so it's best to consult a specialist. Last year I had three sore throats and here are the things that helped me and 'broke' the chain: - gargle with milk and soda: soda pushes the deposits, and the milk helps it stick to the throat - two teaspoons of honey and one teaspoon of baking soda mixed together. You take a little during the day - lots of fluids: water and tea - no fizzy, cold and hot drinks and foods for months - a sip of mastic before bed - this, when you feel sick - garlic - a natural antibiotic Immunostimulants help you especially. Better fruits and vegetables, fresh fruit, etc. Calm down, you will get out of this period. I repeat: just do not touch or push the glue mechanically and everything will be correct. fresh, etc. Calm down, you will get out of this period. I repeat: just do not touch or push the glue mechanically and everything will be correct. fresh, etc. Calm down, you will get out of this period. I repeat: just do not touch or push the glue mechanically and everything will be correct.

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mazikeen_ms answered · July 25, 2020

   The pus damages the heart and all other organs. If the situation does not consolidate, consider whether removing them is not a solution. In your case, I think the best.

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a_mous258 answered · July 25, 2020

   Just because one of your tonsils is bigger doesn't mean it's necessarily sick. there are a lot of people like that since they are children. You should consult a specialist. Tonsils are a major barrier to many diseases. If you remove them, you will be vulnerable. But with constant antibiotics and sore throats .... Removal of the tonsils is a very extreme option. My child for 1 year had a constant temperature and problems ... And I was wondering what to do ... I stopped everything and he just got better. I buy him vitamins, but not the ones that advertise them. Well, there are some for children and adults with an order from the pharmacy. They work perfectly on him especially. This winter he was sick only once ... I don't want it to be an advertisement, I will write the name if the moderators allow you to see it. There are no typical things in the composition, but herbs .. Hell liquid. Only in English letters

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maaazzzie answered · July 25, 2020

   Consult with 2 ENT specialists to see what they will recommend. If they are purulent and wrinkled, remove them. I was like you and I was tired of sore throats and a slight fibrillation condition ... Then I was born, I tell you. I have nothing now, I have already forgotten what it was and I am very happy - no cold air, no infections catch me. waved earlier. It is true that the tonsils are a barrier, but when they are sick and already in a terrible condition, it is a hundred times better to remove them.