Bumps on roof of mouth sore throat

I had a PEG fitted when having my tonsils removed in Feuary and had. David,Thanks for your comments and insight. It feels like a blister that's full of fluid, and has no discoloration He wanted to start with a prescription antihistimine to see if it could potentially be allergy related even though I'm not showing other seasonal allergy symptoms pollen count really high right now. Instead, healthcare professionals use two tests to see if group A strep bacteria are causing a sore throat.

As a general rule antibiotics should not be prescribed to treat a sore throat. If these bumps occur behind your front teeth, they are an indication of the incisive papilla. Other symptoms often include:. Your doctor will ask questions and do tests to find out whether you have strep or something else. This is because it is taken regularly every day to reduce the inflammation in the lungs and prevent asthma attacks. It's true that a weak immune system can make you predisposed to these problems.

Tooth Abscess An abscessed tooth is a painful infection that occurs at the root of the tooth. Torus Palatinus A torus is an outgrowth of bone in the mouth. You might suffer from a sore soft palate for a few days and in extreme cases a blister can form. Will persist will not go away and may spread. Sinusitis does not produce red spots, but it is a cause of bad breath. The roof of the mouth hurts usually when you have a bacterial or viral infection like strep throat, sinus infection, thrush or even the common cold. You can use one tea bag and steep it in a cup of boiled water.

The infection needs to be treated with antibiotics to prevent it from spreading. Cold Sores Cold sores are also called fever blisters. As confident as that made me in his forthcoming prognosis Anesthetics may be applied in order to reduce pain. Cold sores are also called fever blisters. No one can diagnose strep throat just by looking at your throat. Vitamin C may help heal the mucous membranes in your mouth, but you also need to consult your doctor on the dosage because if citrus foods and Vitamin C collide, it may trigger the appearance of more canker sores.