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Faringite aguda é definida como infecção ou irritação da faringe e/ou das amigdalas e é parte das manifestações do resfriado comum. A etiologia é geralmente infecciosa, sendo a maioria dos casos de origem viral. Embora a infecção viral seja a causa primária, ela também pode ser causada por infecção bacteriana. Desconforto na garganta, dor de garganta e dor para engolir ocorrem com frequência. Cefaleia, fadiga generalizada, dor irradiada para o ouvido e linfadenite cervical também ocorrem. Achados locais evidenciam tonsilas palatinas hiperemiadas e edema dos folículos linfoides da parede posterior da faringe. Pacientes com faringite aguda se apresentam mais comumente com dor de garganta. Vários outros sintomas podem surgir nesses pacientes dependendo dos organismos causadores.
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Acute pharyngitis is defined as an infection or irritation of the pharynx and/or tonsils and is a part of the common cold symptoms. The etiology is usually infectious, with most cases being of viral origin.  Although virus infection is the primary cause, it is also caused by bacterial infection. The discomfort of a throat, a throat pain and swallowing pain often occur. Headache, general fatigueness, radiating pain to the ear and a cervical lymphadenitis also occur. Local finding demonstrates hyperaemic palatine tonsils and swelling of lymphoid follicles of posterior wall of pharynx. Patients with acute pharyngitis present most commonly with a sore throat. Other various symptoms can rise in these patients depending on their causing organisms.

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Acute pharyngitis is defined as an infection or irritation of the pharynx and/or tonsils and is a part of the common cold symptoms. The etiology is usually infectious, with most cases being of viral origin.  Although virus infection is the primary cause, it is also caused by bacterial infection. The discomfort of a throat, a throat pain and swallowing pain often occur. Headache, general fatigueness, radiating pain to the ear and a cervical lymphadenitis also occur. Local finding demonstrates hyperaemic palatine tonsils and swelling of lymphoid follicles of posterior wall of pharynx. Patients with acute pharyngitis present most commonly with a sore throat. Other various symptoms can rise in these patients depending on their causing organisms.
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    Acute pharyngitis
    Acute pharyngitis is defined as an infection or irritation of the pharynx and/or tonsils and is a part of the common cold symptoms. The etiology is usually infectious, with most cases being of viral origin.  Although virus infection is the primary cause, it is also caused by bacterial infection. The discomfort of a throat, a throat pain and swallowing pain often occur. Headache, general fatigueness, radiating pain to the ear and a cervical lymphadenitis also occur. Local finding demonstrates hyperaemic palatine tonsils and swelling of lymphoid follicles of posterior wall of pharynx. Patients with acute pharyngitis present most commonly with a sore throat. Other various symptoms can rise in these patients depending on their causing organisms.

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