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Why do i have bumps in the back of my throat?
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Everyone has bumps: Everyone in the world has "bumps" in the back of their throats. Most commonly these bumps are lymphoid tissue that forms "clumps" on the back of the throat. They are completely normal. If you are having pain or other significant symptoms then there may be infections or some other issue. But in general bumps are nothing to worry about.
Answered 8/31/2018
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