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i've had that twice in 3 months time.
Expect him to remain out of form for a month if its bacterial, 2 weeks if viral.
bacterial takes 2 weeks to heal on antibiotics, one week in wich you cant eat solid food, and another 2 weeks before you'll be on regular stamina levels following the lost weight and side effects from the antibiotics
Expect him to remain out of form for a month if its bacterial, 2 weeks if viral.
bacterial takes 2 weeks to heal on antibiotics, one week in wich you cant eat solid food, and another 2 weeks before you'll be on regular stamina levels following the lost weight and side effects from the antibiotics
Tonsillitis ? A major part of the population ? Not really. Its rather rare to occur in adults.
He has high fever, so its the bacterial one. Means his troat will be unsufferable to eat.
He'll be taking a good dose of antibiotics, wont eat solid for several days, and will need time to gain back his stamina trough antibiotics side effects.
I've had it halfway october and halfway december(combined with meningitis), and i can tell you, its quite the condition
He has high fever, so its the bacterial one. Means his troat will be unsufferable to eat.
He'll be taking a good dose of antibiotics, wont eat solid for several days, and will need time to gain back his stamina trough antibiotics side effects.
I've had it halfway october and halfway december(combined with meningitis), and i can tell you, its quite the condition
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Arturo Vidal missed that Coppa game due to tonsillitis and his temperature shot up to such a degree that he was hospitalised.
“Today he’s coming out of hospital, is feeling much better and perhaps could even train. It’s unlikely he’ll be available tomorrow, but he wants to make himself available, even if he’s on antibiotics.”
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Arturo Vidal missed that Coppa game due to tonsillitis and his temperature shot up to such a degree that he was hospitalised.
“Today he’s coming out of hospital, is feeling much better and perhaps could even train. It’s unlikely he’ll be available tomorrow, but he wants to make himself available, even if he’s on antibiotics.”
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I've had Tonsilitis twice the past 4 months, i know what the disease is, i know he's not nearly okay, and i know he'll need 2 weeks before his stamina is back in order.
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Once his fever is gone, he could train. But its usually adviced to wait untill you finished the antibiotics, cause there is a good chance it will flair up again soon after
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Once his fever is gone, he could train. But its usually adviced to wait untill you finished the antibiotics, cause there is a good chance it will flair up again soon after
Zach, wtf. I had tonsilitis last year and I was totally fine after a few days of taking antibiotics.
Thats the one i had twice, and Vidal now has. Because Vidal got IV antibiotics, he'll heal faster, but the side effects of IV antibiotics are about the same as oral penicilinne based ones (usually amoxilin + clavulanic acid), He'll have reduced cardiovascular ability and stamina for about 2 weeks.
Viral tonsilitis is the common one. Dokters will prescribe antibiotics to avoid opportunity infections, and most of all, to avoid a bacterial infection aswel. Its indeed gone after 2-3 days, you wont suffer nearly as much, and the dosage given is usually lighter.
You'd still feel the antibiotic side effects, if you do a serious strength sport, or an endurance sport.