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Can one tonsil be ever so slightly bigger than the other?
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Yes: The tonsils do not have to be exactly the same size. If you are asymptomatic and no nodes in the neck, I do not think there is cause for concern. If, however, the minimally larger tonsil starts to increase in size, then see an ENT doctor.
Answered 7/15/2014
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