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A member asked:
Can a ct of sinus's see abnormal tonsils? for a year (that i know of) my left is bigger than my right no swollen glands/pain otherwise, cancer?
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No: You usually can't see the tonsils well for a ct sinus.
Answered 3/12/2020
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