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Had the flu 6 weeks ago. noticed red elevated bumps in back of throat. recovered from flu. bumps still remains after 6 weeks. not painfull. no fever.
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Lymphoid tissue: These bumps are probably lymphoid patches, little nodules of lymph tissue that became more active during your infection. They are normal.
Answered 4/24/2015
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