It is recommended to consult a doctor to obtain a diagnosis of streptococcal pharyngitis and a prescription for antibiotics. Pharmacists are not authorized to prescribe antibiotics for this condition. It is suggested to assess the likelihood of a streptococcal infection by using a scoring system based on symptoms such as fever, absence of cough, swollen glands, and white deposits in the mouth or on the tonsils. Depending on the score obtained, further testing or treatment options may be advised. If the symptoms are more consistent with a viral infection, over-the-counter remedies may be more suitable. It is important to consider the possibility of bacterial infection and seek medical attention accordingly.
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