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Can adults have swollen adenoids too?
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Swollen adenoids: Yes. Adults can get adenoid swelling along with tonsillitis. An ENT specialist should be sought out if you are having recurrent infections or having problems swallowing or breathing.
Answered 12/27/2019
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