Streptoccus Bacteria

The Villain that Causes Strep Infection




Streptoccus bacteria is responsible for strep infections and strep throat. The symptoms of strep are similar to other viral infections, so a strep test is needed to identify strep, for sure...


Over 90% of sore throats in adults, also known as viral pharyngitis, are caused by a virus. However, there are many viruses and it is very difficult to tell one from the other without doing a test.

The good news is that, strep infection, like other viral infections is self-limiting. That means that, controlled studies have shown that a person with a viral pharyngitis (strep or otherwise) will recover in the same amount of time—with or without antibiotics.

The body cures itself of a viral infection by building antibodies that actually destroy the virus, usually within a week.

That’s a good argument for treating a strep throat with a homeopathic medicine like Throat and Tonsil Dr. (to relieve the symptoms), lots of liquids and bed rest.

Streptoccus bacteria causes strep throat, a painful infection.

Strep throat is a painful viral pharyngitis.


Strep Infection

Interestingly, the incidence of rheumatic fever and glomerulonephritis (inflammation of the kidneys) following a bout of strep throat, decreased remarkably—before the use of effective antibiotics.

Today, very few people get these side effects. And strong antibiotics should be used only for people who don’t see improvement within a week of conservative treatment.

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If you develop a strep infection, you should drink plenty of liquids and get lots of rest. Limit your consumption of sugar.

And you can also take vitamin C tablets, garlic and goldenseal—which are all effective at fighting streptoccus bacteria.

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