I would do a rapid strep test. if negative to culture. their derivative of penicillin or other antibiotics good for gram-positive, your choice .. you often get strep in the whitish discoloration of the tongue.
Looks like a dual diagnosis, and samples needed to test for thrush, yeasty due to appearance of the tongue, and strep throat and tonsillitis for the back.
Strep or thrush. Strep test first. If positive, Send cultural confirm and send home with zithromax, discharge instructions … if no allergies. If thrush nystatin or clotrimazole.
The symptoms are characteristic of strep, the beginnings of scarlet, what looks like the “strawberry tongue” is a dead giveaway. Although from the white coating on the tongue looks like candidiasis, the symptoms indicate strep, there would be no fever or body aches with pain, candidiasis of the tongue-only sein.Eine rapid Gram stain or strep test confirms this Dx. Penicillin, amoxicillin, cephalexin, or among the most common treatments for strep, along with moisture.
I would treat it as strep pharyngitis with swabs for culture and might also ask you to follow-up within 3 days, to check the response to treatment and see culture results, cuz there is a layer of gray exudate diphtheria be a possibility
I would say do to the white color of the tongue with the symptoms described in this patient has severe thrush. Thrush is a fungal infection also known as Candida albicans yeast infection in the mouth can easily be treated with oral known fungicide is commonly know as nystatin and under the brand names of mycostatin, Nilstat, Nystex. Since it is a type of yeast infection that should be treated, as they spread to other parts of the body or other people as quickly as possible.
acute follicular tonsillitis caused by streptococcus, but I noticed in the uvula deviation to the right. ttt of choice is to test long-acting penicillin to sensitivity.
if thrush, the cheeks would be white.
I would do a rapid strep test. if negative to culture. their derivative of penicillin or other antibiotics good for gram-positive, your choice .. you often get strep in the whitish discoloration of the tongue.
Sore throat not sure of thrush.
My thrush was cured with probiotics.
Antibiotic for strep, penicillin or amox. or keflex and the throttle for an antifungal treatment.
Looks like a dual diagnosis, and samples needed to test for thrush, yeasty due to appearance of the tongue, and strep throat and tonsillitis for the back.
Looks like strep throat and tonsillitis or
Strep or thrush. Strep test first. If positive, Send cultural confirm and send home with zithromax, discharge instructions … if no allergies. If thrush nystatin or clotrimazole.
The symptoms are characteristic of strep, the beginnings of scarlet, what looks like the “strawberry tongue” is a dead giveaway. Although from the white coating on the tongue looks like candidiasis, the symptoms indicate strep, there would be no fever or body aches with pain, candidiasis of the tongue-only sein.Eine rapid Gram stain or strep test confirms this Dx. Penicillin, amoxicillin, cephalexin, or among the most common treatments for strep, along with moisture.
okay. I think it’s thrush because it was not on the tongue otherwise. But it could be something more like, be that with Strep.
I do nothing, maybe it’s a Epstein-Barr virus!
I would treat it as strep pharyngitis with swabs for culture and might also ask you to follow-up within 3 days, to check the response to treatment and see culture results, cuz there is a layer of gray exudate diphtheria be a possibility
I would say do to the white color of the tongue with the symptoms described in this patient has severe thrush. Thrush is a fungal infection also known as Candida albicans yeast infection in the mouth can easily be treated with oral known fungicide is commonly know as nystatin and under the brand names of mycostatin, Nilstat, Nystex. Since it is a type of yeast infection that should be treated, as they spread to other parts of the body or other people as quickly as possible.
Thrush nystatin swish and swallow 🙂
acute follicular tonsillitis caused by streptococcus, but I noticed in the uvula deviation to the right. ttt of choice is to test long-acting penicillin to sensitivity.
Strep … Been there done that.
It could possibly be mono!