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Tonsillitis for over 3 weeks. antibiotics failed. finally cleared with vitamin pills. hospital says it was viral. do i have anything to worry about?
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No: If the infection cleared, and now it is resolved...It appears you most likely did have a viral infection and now it is indeed resolved. Bet wishes.
Answered 4/30/2018
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