there could be so many reasons as to why you're throat is sore. could have a virus, infection etc. but just below you're jawbone is 2 lymphatic nodes either side that swell up when you are ill. these can cause sore throats, discomfort and pain when swollen. swollen nodes are your body's natural defences - lymphatic system. they filter out any viruses, bacteria etc. using white blood cells such as T helper cells (they have a lot more cells than that, for more info Google lymphatic system). a node is basically a filtration system which lets the lymphatic fluid into the node and only clean fluid exit's. any viruses or bacteria is destroyed within the node. Swollen nodes can also be an early sign of cancer. Most common cause of nodes under you're jawbone is through tonsillitis, and if you contract tonsillitis too often then they can be removed.
Deficiency of the vitamins the tongue sore is the cause to tongue sore.
A sore throat can be caused by many things. Although a yellow tongue could be a result of having a strep throat, you also need to look for patches on the tongue or if its hurts or is sensitive to touch. If your throat or tongue is causing you pain, it would be best to go see a doctor about it.
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It is soreness or tenderness in the throat beyond the tongue caused by iritation or infection.
Tongue depressor
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It should be an precaution or symptoms of tongue sore or it may be canker sore
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A most unpleasant sore throat, a spotted tongue (white coated with small spots of normal tongue-color showing), swollen glands, and there can be liver damage sometimes when not treated with antibiotics.
Sore throat, heavy swelling, excessive pain, fever.
You can not know the cause of sore throat on clinical examination. You need to do the throat swab culture for the same.
Yes a severe sore throat could be strep throat, even without any visible marks or patches on the throat or tongue. I have tested positive for strep throat without any vomiting, stomach problems, or any oral patches to be seen several times.