Anybody else, who has actually recovered from the Sepsis stage of Strep A infection, did you have a cough or runny nose? I didn't and, for as long as my brain was still working, it struck me as odd. I knew it wasn't an ordinary cold, or even flu, that was coming on. Nobody talks about this potentially crucial identifier. Aching joints, yes. Viciously sore throat, yes. And I used the internet so I, basically, knew I had strep throat (because I was volunteering in a primary school, at the time, and a little girl had blind-sided me with a plastic thermometer straight into my mouth). Nowhere did I read, or hear, that it could kill me. Just kept taking Lemsip and Strepsils. Anybody else not get a runny nose or a cough?
I have a sore throat and a cough but I also I have I head ache or muscle ache in my forehead btw i feel cold when Im completely covered with layers do I have strep a?
My child will enter P2 in a few weeks. He always brings this disease home from school. 4 times, 5 times a year. The school has water play with sand. That can't be why they're sick. It's great that there is a game, don't get me wrong, but it can be sand - water can be infected. They don't clean it or I don't know! Amoxicillin always helps us, it's the only one I've tried everything else, but it's the only one that takes it away, we can't take it, they don't give it all the time! There was a time when the child suffered from this bacteria for 3 months. He couldn't stand on his feet, it hurt when he cried, so a doctor gave him! Amoxicillin at last! How can I protect against it? The child's eyes are always conjunctivitis and my throat is always inflamed. Or our ears, I ordered a star for the body, because the family doctor only gives me paracetamol, but it doesn't even do anything! It always comes back. Always!!! I don't want to hurt you, but I'm nervous because we get sick 4-5 times a year, which only adds to the other illnesses. Fortunately, we will recover somehow my son did not die like many other children here!!! There were relatives here, now the streptococcus was brought home to another country, because we already caught Megin in the summer. Let's just say this summer is strange. I know that environmental pollution and our warming waters are the cause, but I don't know what to do.. What can I do as a mother???? Scotland is a very nice country, but I'm tired. This is the last place where you can live I probably can't do anything against the bacteria, so we caught it every week If you still have something to say, don't hesitate. As a Hungarian, I am anti-war because our water gets warmer and we get sick due to wars and environmental pollution. What can a mother do? Nothing right?😢😢😢😢😢
Worms, lice, scarlet fever can go to school and the schools will admit sick children! Neither the doctor nor the parents nor the school will do anything if a sick child stays at home. Take paracetamol. Are you normal?
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Anybody else, who has actually recovered from the Sepsis stage of Strep A infection, did you have a cough or runny nose? I didn't and, for as long as my brain was still working, it struck me as odd. I knew it wasn't an ordinary cold, or even flu, that was coming on. Nobody talks about this potentially crucial identifier. Aching joints, yes. Viciously sore throat, yes. And I used the internet so I, basically, knew I had strep throat (because I was volunteering in a primary school, at the time, and a little girl had blind-sided me with a plastic thermometer straight into my mouth). Nowhere did I read, or hear, that it could kill me. Just kept taking Lemsip and Strepsils.
Anybody else not get a runny nose or a cough?
The news has spoken, everyone in panic mode, quick!
Be safe everyone.
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I'm a bit worried tbh
I luckly have none of these symptoms but I have a nose infected
I have a sore throat and a cough but I also I have I head ache or muscle ache in my forehead btw i feel cold when Im completely covered with layers do I have strep a?
I’m wondering the same, I’ve just ordered a test.
Strap on
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My child will enter P2 in a few weeks. He always brings this disease home from school. 4 times, 5 times a year. The school has water play with sand. That can't be why they're sick. It's great that there is a game, don't get me wrong, but it can be sand - water can be infected. They don't clean it or I don't know! Amoxicillin always helps us, it's the only one I've tried everything else, but it's the only one that takes it away, we can't take it, they don't give it all the time! There was a time when the child suffered from this bacteria for 3 months. He couldn't stand on his feet, it hurt when he cried, so a doctor gave him! Amoxicillin at last! How can I protect against it? The child's eyes are always conjunctivitis and my throat is always inflamed. Or our ears, I ordered a star for the body, because the family doctor only gives me paracetamol, but it doesn't even do anything! It always comes back. Always!!! I don't want to hurt you, but I'm nervous because we get sick 4-5 times a year, which only adds to the other illnesses. Fortunately, we will recover somehow my son did not die like many other children here!!! There were relatives here, now the streptococcus was brought home to another country, because we already caught Megin in the summer. Let's just say this summer is strange. I know that environmental pollution and our warming waters are the cause, but I don't know what to do.. What can I do as a mother???? Scotland is a very nice country, but I'm tired. This is the last place where you can live I probably can't do anything against the bacteria, so we caught it every week If you still have something to say, don't hesitate. As a Hungarian, I am anti-war because our water gets warmer and we get sick due to wars and environmental pollution. What can a mother do? Nothing right?😢😢😢😢😢
Worms, lice, scarlet fever can go to school and the schools will admit sick children! Neither the doctor nor the parents nor the school will do anything if a sick child stays at home. Take paracetamol. Are you normal?