1. Gregg Chapel at |

    There are many ways of helping the body in dealing with infections. Home remedies for strep throat are various and they include many aspects: diet, natural antiseptics, natural analgesics or natural antibacterial cures. Used appropriately, home remedies for strep throat can speed up the process of healing by fighting bacteria and by stimulating the immune system of the body…

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  2. Kelley Offield at |

    Scarlet fever is an age-old childhood scourge that has been rare in the United States since 1970. Caused by group A strep infection, the illness causes fever, sore throat, white spots on the tonsils, swollen lymph nodes, a bright-red “strawberry” tongue, and a tell-tale red rash that starts on the abdomen and spreads throughout the body within two days. Scarlet fever is treated with antibiotics, but the new Hong Kong strain appears to be resistant to at least two commonly used drugs…

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  3. Simone Velasques at |

    strep throat is specially harsh during the winter months. always take some vitamins to keep your immune system at its best. ^

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  4. Rudolph Barkle at |

    Scarlet fever if not treated early enough can lead to a more serious health problem. ‘

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  5. Michelle at |

    Wow, I have swollen tonsils mine aren’t that big. Just worried that my girls might get what I have. I’ve been running a fever the past 4 days. Haven’t gone to the doctor. I’m a little scared I might have to. I get strep real easy do I’m praying that I didn’t pass that gene to my kids!

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  6. Julie at |

    I think this article is very poorly written. You’re sarcasm is not funny. My Mother is a doctor…I had strep bad one time in the winter….stuck out in the country my parents could not get out to get my anti-biotic. My Mother was giving me shots of whiskey and warmed syrup to numb my throat at night. Within a week of not having anti-biotic treatment I was in the hospital vomiting for 2 weeks bcuz the poison from the strep went down to my stomach and well….Today I’m on heart medication. Had I’d of gotten the antibiotic in time…well….Julie

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    1. Abi at |

      Wow, Julie, I don’t think this post is poorly written at all! I think Elizabeth’s “sarcasm” as you put it is more a “man, if only I had known earlier” moment.

      And she’s VERY clear in the post about how dangerous untreated strep can be. It can pass on its own, or it can cause lasting damage. I think she made is ABUNDANTLY clear that the risk of lasting damage is not worth going untreated.

      I’m very sorry that you have a heart condition as a result of childhood strep. I think Elizabeth’s post does a pretty good job of informing us that if we let strep go untreated with our own children, we are putting our kids at risk of ending up with a similar situation as you are in.

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  7. tabitha at |

    my name is tabitha im 13 and i got strep i have no tonsils they where takin out when i was 9 and this is the 5 time ive hade strep in like 5 years and i was wondering if there was something rong with me?

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    1. Michelle at |

      No, sweety nothing is wrong with you. Germs. I get strep a lot and I’m pretty sure nothing is wrong with me. 🙂

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  8. Laura at |

    I understand what you and your daughter are going thur, I was a carrier also when I was young and I kept giving it to my self in fifth grade, and now that I am adult now I seem to get strep once a year. I also have very LARGE tonsilis, and every time a doctor looks at them, they always say WOW! Well, I hope your daughter feels better, and she is not only when it comes to over sized tonsilis.

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  9. cassie rae mussman at |

    wow i’ve had strep throat like ten or fifteen times and my tonsilis have NEVER been like that! well im 13 and well ya buh bye

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    1. alex at |

      that is a lot of time i think i have it to but i think this is the first time iv had it and i im the same age of u the web site that i was on said that it happens to mosty kids and teens !!!!!!

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