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Strep throat is a sore throat caused by bacteria known as Streptococcus pyogenes, or group A streptococcus.
“Sore throat” is the general term for any condition where the throat feels scratchy, tender, and possibly painful. Strep throat, however, is a sore throat caused by a specific strain of bacteria.
In this article, we will cover the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of strep throat.
Strep throat may also be referred to as Streptococcal pharyngitis or streptococcal sore throat; it is only ever caused by bacteria.
Streptococcal bacteria are extremely contagious and can spread through airborne droplets when a sick person sneezes or coughs.
People may also become infected by touching surfaces that an infected person had previously touched, such as a doorknob, kitchen utensils, or bathroom objects.
Most sore throats are not usually serious, and the infected person generally improves within 3-7 days without treatment.
Sore throats are more common among children and adolescents; this is because younger people’s bodies have not been exposed to as many viruses and bacteria as older people’s – they have not built up immunity to many of them.
It is not uncommon for people of any age to have a couple of bouts of sore throat in a 1-year period.
The symptoms of strep throat are similar to a sore throat; these include:
Conversely, people with strep throat may sometimes have no signs or symptoms – these people might not feel ill, but they can still pass the infection onto other people.
In most cases, a sore throat is just one of the symptoms of a common cold and will resolve itself in a few days. However, you should see a doctor if:
The doctor will examine the patient and look for signs of strep throat or throat infection.
It is virtually impossible to know, initially, whether it is caused by a virus or bacteria. Some viral infections of the throat may have worse signs than those caused by streptococcal bacteria.
Consequently, the doctor may order one or more of the following tests to find out what is causing the infection:
In most cases, sore throats do not require treatment and will resolve themselves within a week. OTC medication may help relieve symptoms.
Patients with stomach or kidney problems should not take aspirin or ibuprofen. The following tips may also help manage a sore throat:
Unless the patient has been diagnosed with a bacterial infection, antibiotics should not be used. In fact, experts say that even in the case of bacterial throat infections, antibiotics do not seem to be any more effective than normal pain-killing OTC medications.
One study suggests that treating coughs in children with honey may be a good alternative to cough medicines. However, honey should not be given to infants 12 months and under due to the risk of botulism (a type of food poisoning ).
Antibiotics are generally only used when the chances are high that it is a bacterial infection. If the patient has a weak immune system, which raises the risk of complications from the infection, doctors may also treat with antibiotics without testing for bacteria. This may also be the case for patients with a history of heart disease or rheumatic fever . Patients who tend to get repeated bacterial throat infections may also be given antibiotics.
If strep throat is diagnosed with a rapid strep test or culture, a doctor will give antibiotics to clear the infection. In a very small percentage of people, the bacteria can cause rheumatic fever (bacterial particles affecting the heart) or kidney problems.
Tonsillectomy – if somebody, usually a child, has tonsillitis regularly (infection of the tonsils) a doctor may advise taking them out surgically (having a tonsillectomy).
Strep throat is easy to treat; however, if it is left, there is a chance it may lead to complications, these can include:
Many doctors say there is not much we can do to prevent sore throats that are caused by bacterial or viral infections. The following tips may help reduce the frequency of sore throats, and probably help prevent complications:
Last medically reviewed on September 14, 2017
