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Sinus infection i had a few weeks ago gave me tonsil stones. i'm over it now but my tonsils still have little bumps/lumps. what are they?
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Tonsils: The tonsils normally have cavities and once the infection disappeared they will still be present but not cause you any other problems
Answered 3/22/2020
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