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I just had my tonsillitis cured on ther right side. i feel like there's something like it on the left side. is it possible to transfer or have again?
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Could but doubt: Once you're treated for any tonsilar infection, the meds would essentially treat both sides. You can always get another infection, and it may just affect the other side this time, especially if close contacts are transmitting the infection to you if they were never treated, etc.
Answered 6/24/2014
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