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Posted: 04/24/06 - 00:00
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I have a sore feeling on the right side of my throat for about a week. It sometimes feels as through something is stuck in it and hurts on one side whenever I swallow. its like on the bottom back of the jaw, right above the Adam’s apple, not on the throat exactly, but at the top left of it and It hurts in the morning and at night the most. Any idea what this is?


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Posted: 04/30/06 - 06:42
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It sounds like you have an infection in the lymph nodes of your neck and throat area. My friend had infection and he had same sensation in his throat - sore feeling on one side of throat. This infection could be bacterial like strep throat or even mononucleosis which is dangerous. Both bacterial and mononucleosis require a strong antibiotic which can only be given by prescription from your doctor. I think that is the only way to get rid the infection...anyway you must see a doctor to get proper diagnosis and the proper treatment for your problem. Another possibility I can think off is some type of lymphoma cancer!


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Posted: 06/16/06 - 11:00
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I'm dealing with the same thing right now. Most likely it's mononucleosis (for me). Right side of my throat kills when I swallow, by far the worst throat pain of my life. A few days ago it was my left side that hurt but the pain has switched. It's always only one side though.

If it is mono, then you do not take antibiotics, so the poster above is incorrect. Mono is a viral disease and can only be cured by resting until your body builds up the antibodies. It is possible to have a bacterial infection by itself or with mono and in that case you most likely want to be on something. See a doctor ASAP.


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Posted: 01/24/07 - 14:15
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tonini wrote:

I have a sore feeling on the right side of my throat for about a week. It sometimes feels as through something is stuck in it and hurts on one side whenever I swallow. its like on the bottom back of the jaw, right above the Adam’s apple, not on the throat exactly, but at the top left of it and It hurts in the morning and at night the most. Any idea what this is?


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Posted: 06/13/07 - 08:20
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I'm dealing with the same thing right now. Most likely it's mononucleosis (for me). Right side of my throat kills when I swallow, by far the worst throat pain of my life. A few days ago it was my left side that hurt but the pain has switched. It's always only one side though.

If it is mono, then you do not take antibiotics, so the poster above is incorrect. Mono is a viral disease and can only be cured by resting until your body builds up the antibodies. It is possible to have a bacterial infection by itself or with mono and in that case you most likely want to be on something. See a doctor ASAP.


NOT TRUE!!!!
i have mono and they gave me antibiotics and it worked!!!!! \m/ (-_-) \m/


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Posted: 09/05/07 - 05:56
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Infectious mononucleosis is viral--antibiotics do not work.

In fact, if you have another infection while you have mono, they discourage the use of amoxicillin and ampicillin for treatment because they can cause a non-allergic rash. I read somewhere that mono can cause strep throat, but they only treat it with penicillin or another antibiotic (not the two above).[/img]


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Posted: 04/05/08 - 18:27
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If it is mono, then you do not take antibiotics, so the poster above is incorrect. Mono is a viral disease and can only be cured by resting until your body builds up the antibodies. It is possible to have a bacterial infection by itself or with mono and in that case you most likely want to be on something. See a doctor ASAP.[/quote]

Unfortunately, this person is misinformed as well. I've had mono and I was given steroids to help raise my white blood cell count in addition to my orders to rest. If it was mono, you'd also have a feeling like you were tired all the time. I would fall asleep in class and the prof's would have to wake me up. Then I developed a really bad fever and nasty white "pockets" in the back of my throat. If you don't have that, it doesn't mean you DON'T have mono, but it's probably not likely.

I would definitely have these symptoms checked out though. It could be something less serious. And as for the person who told you it may be lymphoma... they are seriously misinformed. You'd have other symptoms in addition to the sore throat, like night sweats, lack of energy, and other infections that keep attacking because the lymphoma is destroying your white blood count.

Hope this helps!


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Posted: 09/27/08 - 02:55
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I thought I had strep throat and I went back and they said that it was mono. Its HORRIBLE! They said that they cannot give me anything for it and I was taking antibiotics for the strep they thought i had. I went in today and they said I should be getting over the sore throat and inflamed tonsils stage, then the nurse gave me a flu shot without being ordered to give me one and the doc says I can or will get the flu now.




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Posted: 01/14/09 - 19:46
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in some cases if only one side of your throat hurts when you swallow and your jaw muscles are sore, it is often diagnosed as a TONSIL ABSCESS. it is a pocket full of pus stuck in the back of the tonsil. I had it last year and they can give you antibiotics for it if you catch it early otherwise the doctor has to drain the pus out from the back of your tonsil.


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Posted: 03/17/09 - 23:44
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Guest wrote:
in some cases if only one side of your throat hurts when you swallow and your jaw muscles are sore, it is often diagnosed as a TONSIL ABSCESS. it is a pocket full of pus stuck in the back of the tonsil. I had it last year and they can give you antibiotics for it if you catch it early otherwise the doctor has to drain the pus out from the back of your tonsil.


That sounds like what I have but I am currently taking antibiotics for a sinus infection...except antibiotics tend not to work on me...maybe I've built up an immunity over the years??? Is that even possible? I look in the back of my throat and see nothing but it is difficult/painful to swallow and my jaw muscles are sore. Is there anything else it could be...I mean I don't see anything in my throat to drain...but then again I can't even find my tonsils. Anytime I see a new doctor they look in my throat and then ask me after if I even HAVE them anymore (& I do!) Any ideas?


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