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Q: Sore Throat, No Tonsils.
asked by: marst54jl on May 13th, 2007
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For the past three days my throat has been sore. When I looked inside my mouth today I saw white patches on the left side, top of my mouth. Also, the back of my throat looked bumpy. THe white patch begins a little bit above my tongue and is spread out till it reaches my uvula. When I swallow, I feel a sharp stinging pain on the right side of my throat. I don't feel like my throat is swollen, it just hurts very badly. I don't have my tonsils anymore, I had peritonsillar cellulitis about four years ago and had to get them removed. My biggest concern is I've been a smoker for 6 years (unfortunately). I'm only 21, but is it possible the smoking is catching up to me already?
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Becky
replied on May 14th, 2007
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it sounds like tonsilitis to me. i didn't think you could get it if your tonsils had ben removed. you should go and see your doctor to find out what it is.

good luck
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Jaydensmommy
replied on May 14th, 2007
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Same thing happened to me a few weeks ago and I had my tonsils removed in June of last year. It was strep throat. That causes the white patches in the back of your throat, etc.
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