Assertion: tonsillitis's tonsil | /r/CapableOf | look red
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: in viral tonsillitis
type: OTHER
value: on opening the mouth
type: TEMPORAL
value: on visual inspection
type: OTHER
value: along with redness in the throat
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Inflamed tonsils look red and swollen, and may be covered with a yellow or whitish coating or spots.
text: When a doctor or nurse looks into the mouth with a flashlight, the tonsils may appear swollen and red.
text: Inflamed tonsils look red and swollen, and may be covered with a yellow or whitish coating or spots.
text: The throat and tonsils usually look red and swollen.
text: Inflamed tonsils look red and swollen, and may be covered with a yellow or whitish coating or spots.
text: In viral tonsillitis, the tonsils will look red and swollen, along with redness in the throat.
text: The throat and tonsils usually look red and swollen.
text: Inflamed tonsils look red and swollen, and may be covered with a yellow or whitish coating or spots.
text: Infection of the tonsils makes the two tonsils look swollen and red, covered with white mucous.
text: Inflamed tonsils look red and swollen, and may be covered with a yellow or whitish coating or spots.
text: On the other hand, infected tonsils usually look inflamed, enlarged or hypertrophic, exudative, red, and cryptic or with pus which appear like whitish, yellowish, or cheese-like spots.
text: On visual inspection, the tonsils look red, swollen, pus can accumulate in the gaps.
text: The throat and tonsils usually look red and swollen.
text: It’s common for your tonsils to look red and swollen for both bacterial and viral tonsillitis, but if you have white, pus-filled spots at the back of your mouth on both sides of your throat, you likely have bacterial tonsillitis.
text: When a doctor or nurse looks into the mouth with a flashlight, the tonsils may appear swollen and red.
text: When a doctor or nurse looks into the mouth with a flashlight, the tonsils may appear swollen and red.
text: When a doctor or nurse looks into the mouth with a flashlight, the tonsils may appear swollen and red.
text: It directly affects the tonsils, which will appear red and swollen.
text: Most adults and children with tonsillitis will experience swollen tonsils, tonsils that appear red and inflamed, tenderness in the lymph nodes and throat, difficulty swallowing or painful swallowing, white or yellow patches on the tonsils or in the throat, fever, swollen lymph nodes, stiff neck, scratchy voice, stomach pain in children, bad breath and headaches.
text: On opening the mouth, the tonsils appear red, swollen and coated with white patches of pus.
text: Some common symptoms of tonsillitis include difficulty in swallowing or experiencing pain while swallowing, sore throat, bad breath, a scratchy voice, fever, stomach aches, headaches, chills, tenderness in jaw and neck because of swollen lymph nodes, jaw and neck tenderness, stiff neck, tonsils that appear red and swollen and tonsils which have white or yellow spots.
text: When a doctor or nurse looks into the mouth with a flashlight, the tonsils may appear swollen and red.