If you've noticed red bumps in the back of your throat, you may be experiencing cobblestone throat or tonsillitis. Cobblestone throat is caused by enlarged lymphatic tissue in the adenoids or tonsils, often due to postnasal drip or pharyngitis. Tonsillitis is an infection or inflammation of the tonsils, usually caused by bacterial or viral infections.
As the holiday season concludes and the community battles the flu, a new threat emerges—Norovirus, colloquially known as the "stomach flu," makes its presence felt. This acute gastrointestinal viral infection brings symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and occasional stomach cramping, posing a significant health concern. Just like the flu, Norovirus is highly contagious and can strike anyone, spreading from contaminated surfaces to person-to-person contact. While no cure or vaccine exists, AFC Urgent Care ...
