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Left tonsil is swollen with white stuff on it is that something serious?
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Probably not serious: A swollen tonsil with "white stuff" is consistent with acute tonsillitis. Usually both tonsils are involved. I strongly suggest you consult an ENT doctor for diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 7/16/2014
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