Very unlikely: Lymphoma is highly unlikely. See an ENT specialist if you have not already done so.
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Follow up: Enlargement of only one tonsil is unusual in infections and since the tonsil has been enlarged for 6 months it doesn't appear to be an active infection. It is important and reassuring to have it checked by an ENT specialist. I also recommend having it followed by that ENT to make sure that it doesn't increase in size or undergo any changes.
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Unlikely: Probably not, based on the limited information you provided; however, significant tonsillar asymmetry is sometimes an indication to rule out lymphoma. A consultation with your doctor or an ENT physician is recommended. They may advise to perform a tonsillectomy.
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