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What is benign lymphoid hyperplasia of bas of tongue. i really need to understand that. thank you?
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Benign: It means that there is an increase of the number of a type of white blood cells called lymphocytes. These cells are designed to fight infections, particularly viral infections .. This conditions means you have a increase in their number which is a benign condition as the name implies..
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