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What Could Be The Reasons For Having Swollen Tonsil With Spots After Having Unprotected Sex?

February 15th me and a friend got drunk and had unprotected sex, he said he had nothing. About 2 week later i noticed my tonsils were swollen and had (puss) spots on them. On a side note, i don t number 2 very often and ever since then i have been more and it hasn t been very solid? Please help
Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello,
You have what it seems to be acute follicular tonsillitis.
This could happen and does not need to have the partner with some infection. It is caused caused by bacterias found on the skin and is not related to STDs.
You should consult an ENT specialist and get examined , if required then sample can be taken from the pus for culture and for testing the bacterias sensitivity for various drugs.
You need to start antibiotics and anti inflammatory medication.
In doubt do reply.
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What Could Be The Reasons For Having Swollen Tonsil With Spots After Having Unprotected Sex?

Hello, You have what it seems to be acute follicular tonsillitis. This could happen and does not need to have the partner with some infection. It is caused caused by bacterias found on the skin and is not related to STDs. You should consult an ENT specialist and get examined , if required then sample can be taken from the pus for culture and for testing the bacterias sensitivity for various drugs. You need to start antibiotics and anti inflammatory medication. In doubt do reply.