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How come my tonsils swells each time, when i sleep overnight below fast ceiling fan?
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Swelling Tonsils: Very likely, sleeping under a ceiling fan is not contributing to your tonsils swelling. If you are mouth breathing or having frequent acid reflux, each of these may contribute, but likely your tonsils are enlarged anyway. Go see an ENT doctor.
Answered 7/14/2017
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