Hi, I'm Dr. Richard Hanuker. Let's talk about strep throat. Kids get sore throats all the time. Now there's two kinds. There's viruses and there's bacteria. Strep throat is a bacteria. And there's a big difference. One needs antibiotics. That's strep throat, the bacteria. Viruses, they don't need antibiotics. They just sort of run their own course. How can you tell the difference? Well, a virus lives in the throat, the nose, and the lung. So you're going to get a sore throat, you're going to get a runny nose, and you're going to get a cough. The strep germ, which is a bacteria, that lives only in the throat. Not in the nose, not in the lung. So you're not going to get a runny nose, you're not going to get a cough. So if your kid has a sore throat and a fever, and has a runny nose and a cough, probably a virus, giving some fluids, giving them some time and all, and giving them some time. If they just have that sore throat, especially if there's white or yellow, pussy-type stuff on the back of the throat, then they probably need to see a doctor for an antibiotic. So really the key there is a virus. We'll give you a runny nose and a cough, and a bacteria-lex strep throat will not.