With infected/not infected tonsils is there any truth with having pain in your bones/joints? A relative in E/Euorope say's the Doctor there is saying due to his pain with the bones/joints that his tonsils have to be removed. Patient is a male 25yrs. old. Looking forward as to your answer.
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Normally some viral infections and bacterial infections like streptococcal causes both tonsillitis and joint pains. But in most cases both of them may have different etiology. That both may not be related as tonsillitis every time does not lead to joint pains. And no, removing of your tonsils does not prevent or cure your joint pains.
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Does Tonsillitis Cause Pain In The Joints?
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Normally some viral infections and bacterial infections like streptococcal causes both tonsillitis and joint pains. But in most cases both of them may have different etiology. That both may not be related as tonsillitis every time does not lead to joint pains. And no, removing of your tonsils does not prevent or cure your joint pains. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.