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Can you get strep throat from someone who has been exposed to throat?
No, you cannot get strep throat from someone who has been exposed to it. Strep throat is a bacterial infection caused by the Streptococcus pyogenes bacteria. In order to get strep throat, you must come into contact with the bacteria and have it enter your body. This can happen through direct contact with someone who is infected, such as through kissing or sharing food or drinks. It is also possible to get strep throat from contaminated objects, such as doorknobs or toys.Gum Disease - Related Articles
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