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I have been to the doctor 4 times and have had test for mono ,epstein bar,strep , and an throat culture . My tonsills are really swollen with white spots on them my throat is red and very sore and is starting to get white spots on it, I have red spots on the back and side of my tongue.My Lymph notes on the sides of my neck are swollen I am very fatuiged and get winded very easily I have also had pain in my right side that the doctor said my liver maybe swollen but the tests on my liver came back fine.I just need some help I am a very poor with no insurance and have spent my whole income tax check of 1100 dollars on tests and doctors vists.My doctor has no idea what to do and I cant just let him keep running tests and guessing because I cant afford to spend anymore money .this has been going on now for 8 weeks and I keep getting worse and am getting really scared.Someone please help me.

Lucas

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anybody please help

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The classic strep throat is very red (the description in some textbooks is "beefy red" or the colour of raw beef). Often you will see white or green "exudates" or pus on the tonsils, which are also swollen. You may also see little dark-red, almost purple, spots on the back of the roof of the mouth and on the uvula (the little "punching bag" that hangs from the center of the back of the mouth). The tongue may be very red with little white spots, like a strawberry (the "strawberry tongue") or white with little red spots, like a strawberry dipped in white chocolate. Sometimes a person with strep throat will have very bad breath, but this is not always true.

Usually a person with strep throat will have swollen and tender lymph nodes at the front sides of the neck, and the throat will hurt so much that even swallowing liquids is painful. Coughing is rare with strep throat, unlike viral or dryness-related soreness. Temperature may go up to 103 or more.

There are other things that can happen with strep throat. Scarlet fever is the best-known: this is a combination of strep throat with a rash, usually on the lower abdomen and spreading from there to the trunk, that consists of fine red bumps with a sandpaper-like consistency. The more important complications of strep throat, which usually do not happen unless the infection is left untreated for a long time, include

...I googled it =]. I hope that helps, because I have almost the same symptoms.

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