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Is it normal to break out in a rash after having tonsillitis (bacterial) ? and why should it be something to worry about?
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No. There has to be another reason. Medicine taken for iot may cause it or some other allergy. It will go away when you stop meds. if not see your MD.
Answered 11/6/2021
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This could be a viral rash
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