There is no need to panic, the doctor stresses.
If you notice white spots on your tonsils, your first thought may be that you have tonsillitis and need medication - but this might not be the case, an NHS GP has warned.
Dr Sooj, also known as @doctorsooj, said: "white spots on your tonsils does not necessarily mean you need antibiotics, white spots on your tonsils purely means they are inflamed, that there is pus in them and that there is an infection." Because there are a number of factors doctors consider when prescribing medication, he urges: "When you go to your appointment, please don't just demand antibiotics because it's not always necessary."
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Replacement clinics for NHS's controversial gender identity unit are 'nowhere near ready' to begin...Hubs in London's Great Ormond Street and Liverpool's Alder Hey are due to carry out appointments this week, following the closure of the Tavistock and Portman Trust gender clinic.
続きを読む »
INC Ransom claims to be behind 'cyber incident' at UK city councilThis follows attack on NHS services in Scotland last week
続きを読む »
NHS hippy crack heists: Hospitals are warned thieves are now stealing nitrous oxide 'laughing' gas...People caught on camera inhaling soon-to-be-banned 'hippy crack balloon' laughing gas. Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, will soon be made illegal, but many wonder how the dangerous drug will be policed.
続きを読む »
NHS hippy crack heists: Hospitals are warned thieves are now stealing nitrous oxide 'laughing' gas...People caught on camera inhaling soon-to-be-banned 'hippy crack balloon' laughing gas. Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, will soon be made illegal, but many wonder how the dangerous drug will be policed.
続きを読む »
NHS hippy crack heists: Hospitals are warned thieves are now stealing nitrous oxide 'laughing' gas...People caught on camera inhaling soon-to-be-banned 'hippy crack balloon' laughing gas. Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, will soon be made illegal, but many wonder how the dangerous drug will be policed.
続きを読む »
NHS to Roll Out Artificial Pancreas for Type 1 Diabetes PatientsThe NHS in England is set to provide an "artificial pancreas" to people with type 1 diabetes, eliminating the need for insulin injections. The device continuously monitors blood glucose levels and automatically adjusts insulin delivery. It is expected to prevent life-threatening hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic attacks. NHS England has allocated £2 million for the initiative.
続きを読む »