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Hi my son 2 years, has some red spots in his upper pallet?
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Strep throat?: While red spots on the upper palate of most adults are benign findings, in a child it could be strep throat. Take your child to their Dr for a full exam and strep culture. This infection is easily treatable with prescription Antibiotics.
Answered 1/2/2021
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