hi found you this do you think its this? one particular virus (called coxsackie) seen most often during the summer and fall may cause the child to have a somewhat higher fever more difficulty swallowing and a sicker overall feeling. if your child has a coxsackie infection she also may have one or more blisters in her throat and on her hands and feet (often called hand foot and mouth disease). infectious mononucleosis can produce a sore throat often with marked tonsillitis; however most young children who are infected with the mononucleosis virus have few or no symptoms. what do you think? same or not? good luck
my daughter has very painful blisters in her throat without fever or swollen glands. what could be the cause?