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Tonsillitis white dot only 1 & Hiv Fear
Tonsillitis white dot only 1 & Hiv Fear
I have upload white part image please see
After sex at 55th this white comes at right in throat corner then i done gargle salt warm water its solve in 1 day
Then this problem comes at 95th Day after sext right side tonsil its from 5 days its still there
Doctor given me 2 days medicine
Augmentin 375 & calpol 500 & vizilac capsule and rantac tablet
For 2 days its 2 days medicine complete now
Its solve now
White dot going off and on
Me also doing gargle from 5 days also
Its All Hiv Symptom??
My sex
1st - sex with sex worker and i use condom and no condom break that time
2nd - sex with my friend that time I also used condom and till 15 minutes no condom break then its break inside vagina and immediately I change the condom and sex done that time
ITS HIV RISK PLEASE TELL ME?
MY FRIEND SHE TEST FOR HIV 1 & 2 SERUM rapid card
BLOOD TAKEN FROM HER ARM
AT 54TH DAY TEST NEGATIVE COMES
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It could be a tonsillolith ( stone like deposit ) in tonsil or could be infective discharge, it may or may not be related to hiv, white spots in tonsils could be due to tonsillitis, diptheria, apthous ulcers, leukoplakia, infectious mononucleosis and the list goes on, its not possible to tell that this is an hiv symptom
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Good Evening Sir.
First of all, I understand your worry.
But your symptoms alone are not suggestive of an HIV infection.
The white spot in the picture just looks like some mucosal change, but it's not a proper well formed lesion, from what I can make out.
If it's bothering you a lot, I'll suggest you get yourself tested too.
But these symptoms alone, do not suggest an HIV infection.
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Complete treatment, as given by your doctor.
Get an HIV testing for reassurance.
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Avoid smoking/ tobacco consumption.
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Dr. Susan Pallicken
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Get a HIV test if u r really scared.
White dot doesn’t indicate HIV
Do u have any other symptoms?
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Do not worry, there is no white dot visible in the photo, even if there is a white dot mostly it could be tonsilolith
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Dr. Neeraj Aggarwal
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Rohtak
Hello,
I understand your concern. And I would like to add that HIV symptoms are not these white spots always. You have crypts and these white spots could be of food impacted in these crypts. So I guess you need not worry.
Step 1 Get yourself tested for HIV
Step 2 take ENT consultation to get yourself examined.
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Dr. Manasa M R
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
No white dot is visible, what’s there looks normal
Get viral serology tested
Use betadine gargle
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