The palate

Definition The palate is the structure between oral cavity and nasal cavity. It forms both the roof for the oral cavity and the floor for the nasal cavity. Diseases of the palate Pain in the palate can have many different causes and take on different forms. A precise diagnosis of the occurrence of palatal pain … The palate

Anatomical structures around the palate | The palate

Anatomical structures around the palate The following structures can be distinguished anatomically: The hard and the soft palate The soft palate The palatal tonsils The uvula The palatal arch Palatal Musculature The palate is part of the upper jaw bone (maxilla) and is divided into two sections. The hard palate (Palatum durum) and the soft … Anatomical structures around the palate | The palate

Swollen tonsils despite antibiotics | Swollen tonsils

Swollen tonsils despite antibiotics If, despite antibiotics, a purulent tonsillitis does not heal, a further diagnosis should definitely be made. Viral diseases, including Pfeiffer’s glandular fever, should be excluded. Antibiotics are ineffective for viral diseases. Instead, it is even possible that increased side effects occur. When taking the so-called ampicillin, a skin rash, a so-called … Swollen tonsils despite antibiotics | Swollen tonsils

Homeopathy | Swollen tonsils

Homeopathy Homeopathic treatment is considered effective by some people with swollen tonsils. Treatment should be individual, according to causes and symptoms. It is advisable to seek advice from a specialist. For example, phytolacca can be used when the swollen almonds are dark red, there is stabbing pain, difficulty swallowing, fatigue, the tongue is coated in … Homeopathy | Swollen tonsils

Swollen tonsils after angina | Swollen tonsils

Swollen tonsils after angina Frequent tonsillitis often leaves its mark: the tonsils appear scarred and fissured. Consequently, bacteria can easily penetrate, multiply and spread. In addition, abscesses can develop after tonsillitis. Furthermore, complications can arise after a bacterial tonsillitis. Middle ear and sinusitis, rheumatic fever or inflammation of the renal corpuscles, the so-called glomerulonephritis can … Swollen tonsils after angina | Swollen tonsils