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How do we avoid or get immunity on frequent throat infections or sore throat.?
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Check throat with MD: Please have your pediatrician evaluate his tonsils and depending on frequency of throat infections throuth out the year... There is a possibility to have tonsils removed and eventfully prevent recurrent throat infections. The size of the tonsils matter into making a dicision in removing the tonsils.
Answered 11/9/2012
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