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.
Experiencing symptoms like vomiting and diarrhea can leave you questioning the cause. Could it be a recent visit to your favorite restaurant that triggered this illness? While the restaurant itself may not be to blame, it's possible you've contracted the stomach flu, also known as Norovirus. AFC Urgent Care Malden is here with an informative guide to help you understand Norovirus, identify its symptoms, and learn preventive measures! Understanding Norovirus in Depth: As ...
