Sepsis is tonsillogenic
Tonsillogenic sepsis is the most severe of the complications of angina, it can occur as a phase of complications of angina (late form), and directly at any stage of angina due to generalization of infection (early form).
Clinical picture
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- A sharp increase in body temperature with large drops
- Awesome chills
- Regional lymph nodes are usually painful and enlarged
- Not often determine soreness along the internal jugular vein
- The occurrence of metastatic ulcers in various organs
- Blood: pronounced leukocytosis, neutrophilic shift to the left.
Treatment
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- Hospitalization in a specialized ENT department
- Tonsillectomy with ligation of the internal jugular vein
- Detoxification therapy
- Antibiotic therapy
- NSAIDs
- Antihistamines
- vitamins
- Immunomodulating agents
- Symptomatic therapy.
See also. Angina primary. Angina secondary, Chronic tonsillitis, Paratonsillitis, Peritonsillar abscess KSD
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- P36 Bacterial sepsis of the newborn
- T80.2 Infections associated with infusion, transfusion and therapeutic injection