Strep throat after tonsillectomy

Hi, Yes, unfortunately I discovered you can still get strep throat after a tonsillectomy 7 years after I had my tonsils removed. I also experienced a flare in my psoriasis, albeit significantly milder than when I had my tonsils. I had a round of UVB phototherapy, which mostly cleared it up.

Strep throat is a throat problem that causes inflammation and sore feeling in your throat. It is caused by Streptococcus bacteria, therefore it is a bacterial infection. It spread to a healthy person through small respiratory droplets of an infected person. People of any age can get Strep throat but it is more common in children. Strep throat leads to sore throats which make you uncomfortable while eating or drinking. If strep throat remains untreated for a long time it can cause throat infection as well as other complications like kidney problems. Strep throat infection spreads from one person to another by sharing utensils, toothbrushes, coughing, and close contact with an infected person. for more information visit our site: https://www.knowtablet.com/strep-throat/

My son received phototherapy years ago and was brilliant he recently had covid and last week streptococcus his body is now covered called Dr and will be referred once more, I called hospital and there us long waiting list . We live near Glasgow has anyone bought a uvb sunbed in our surrounding area? Can't bear to watch him go thru this once more it's seriously affecting his mental health