Sore throat for 6 days. Could I have given it to her? She's had a fever of 39°C (102.2°F) for 2 days…

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Sore throat for 6 days. Could I have given it to her? She's had a fever of 39°C (102.2°F) for 2 days, and it seems like laryngotracheitis has joined in. Where can we go on a Sunday? Ugh. Don't tell me to call an ambulance, they come and scold us for calling: 'What do you expect us to do?' Go to the infectious disease clinic yourself, or we'll take you... they don't give shots. Nothing.
Does anyone know?
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Tatyana
Of course, tonsillitis is contagious, but I've never seen water blisters with it. You should either go yourselves or, if your finances allow, call a private pediatrician to come to your home.
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Nina
We have on-call doctors on weekends who come to your home. Call the clinic to start. And yes, of course, tonsillitis is contagious.
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Lushnikova Tatyana
Nina Called so many times. They don't answer
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Lushnikova Tatyana
Tatyana As I recall, it's not contagious. The doctor even said so this time. She mentioned that this particular type of tonsillitis, the real kind, usually isn't transmitted. And yes, there's no coating, but my whole throat and the back of my pharynx are covered in red, watery papules.
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Krasnikova Olga
Do you have a headache and pain when swallowing? Swollen lymph nodes?
It could be herpangina, my niece had it recently.
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Krasnikova Olga
Gargle your throat, drink plenty of warm fluids, reduce your fever, and definitely see a doctor tomorrow, preferably an ENT specialist right away.
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Tatyana
Tatyana What if it's herpangina? How is it not contagious?
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