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What is the difference between tonsillitis and glandular fever?
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Description/diagnoss: Tonsillitis is just a lay term for the tonsils being infected or inflamed. Glandular fever is a lay term usually linked to EB Virus mononucleosis, a specific condition where the tonsils are often inflamed.
Answered 8/19/2018
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