No: Herpangina is a very specific clinical syndrome with coxackievirus infection producing tiny blister-like lesions on the back of the throat and on the fauces (the tissue ridges that meet in the center and house the uvula).
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No: No... If you are an adult, it sounds like a gum issue. Please see a dentist for a comprehensive exam, including gum health and gum pocket measurements.
Answered 9/28/2016
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