What Antibiotic is used to Treat Strep Throat in Adults?
ImmunityPlus – Provides complete and effective immune system support Strep throat is a common name for A Streptococcal – sore throat that is caused by Group A Streptococcus bacteria. It is an infection of the mucous membranes that line the throat. These bacteria may also affect the tonsils, a condition known as tonsillitis. Anyone can get a strep throat, but it is most common among school children. Adults who smoke and those who live in damp, crowded areas are more susceptible to this infection. The disease is contagious and germs can reach healthy people through coughing and sneezing. In rare cases, an infected handler of food may sneeze or cough and pass the bacterium through food. The spread of the bacteria is fast and once a person is infected, the infection is likely to affect other members of the household within two to seven days. Strep throat is usually treated with penicillin that is administered orally. The treatment protocol lasts for about ten days, and the medicine needs t
