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Is it normal to have holes on your tonsils?100% sure it is not tonsil stones.frequent throat pains,no redness on them,will i have to get them removed?
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Yes: Yes, there are crypts which look like holes. Frequent sore throats necessitates an exam by an ENT doc.
Answered 4/14/2020
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