Yellowish Palate With White Dots On The Tongue, Pressure In The Head And Headache. Is This A Fungal, Bacterial Or Viral Infection?
My palate is yellowish and I noticed few white dots at the back of my tongue . I have cough but feel better now. AmoClav was started almost a wk ago by my doctor, have history of fever. CXR done 2 days ago and still waiting for the doctor s office to phone me for updates. I am worried about the appearance of my palate. About 3 months ago. I was into Amoxicillin 500 tid for 7 days for excessive, yellowish post nasal drip . I also would like to know if respiratory illness caused by fungi demonstrates the same signs and symptoms as viral and bacterial infections do. I am also having headache and feeling pressure in my head. There is also feeling of tightness in my throat occasionally.
Use warm saline oral rinses frequently and hexidine mouth wash thrice a day. Take steam thrice a day. Use clotrimazole mouth paint for local application in oral cavity or use lozenges for this. Respiratory illness caused by fungi can present with same signs and symptoms but usually runs a longer course and do not respond well to the usual antibiotic treatment alone. Get your sputum examined for fungal elements and absolute eosinophil count.
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Yellowish Palate With White Dots On The Tongue, Pressure In The Head And Headache. Is This A Fungal, Bacterial Or Viral Infection?
Use warm saline oral rinses frequently and hexidine mouth wash thrice a day. Take steam thrice a day. Use clotrimazole mouth paint for local application in oral cavity or use lozenges for this. Respiratory illness caused by fungi can present with same signs and symptoms but usually runs a longer course and do not respond well to the usual antibiotic treatment alone. Get your sputum examined for fungal elements and absolute eosinophil count.