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My daughter has lesions on her tonsils that get these hard balls that come out of the lesions. what can this be and is it normal?
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Crypts: These sound like tonsillar crypts-like little caves. The accretions that accumulate there will not cause any issues. Eventually they will go away.
Answered 10/31/2012
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