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Tonsils and adnoids swollen and having random nose bleeds is this all related and wat besides the obvious could this be.its my 4 yr old son btw?
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Tonsils: You should take your son to see and ENT as soon as possible for a good exam including a look in the nose and the area behind the nose called the nasopharynx
Answered 6/30/2014
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