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Hi, ive had what i think is viral tonsillitis for about two weeks. i took an anti bacterial medicine orally for 10 days but to no avail. will it go?
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Throat: probably should see ENT for exam and throat culture. Most she throat are not bacterial, therefore do not need antibiotics. Can lead to adverse reactions, allergy and candidiasis
Answered 12/9/2016
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