That same concept applies to the movement of a fighterâs brain after they receive a knockout blow. As a result of the overwhelming stimulation the brain tissue is receiving, the body sends out a series of neurotransmitters and excessive blood supply to the brain in an attempt to repair the damage.
Every once and a whileâabout 10% of the time in adultsâa sore throat will be caused by a bacterial infection such as Streptococcus pyogenes. If, and only if, you test positive for strep throat or another bacterial infection, your doctor should prescribe an antibiotic. (Taking antibiotics for a sore throat caused by a virus will not be effective.) Always take the full course of medicine, even if you feel better after a few days. 11 of 16.
Sore throats caused by streptococcus bacteria (strep) should be treated with antibiotics. But while people often think they have strep throat, streptococcus is the cause only about 10 percent of the time. In most cases, a virus causes the sore throat.