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I suffer from tonsillitis between 2 to three times a year but mostly 2 times and it has been getting quite uncomfortable lately with difficulty swollowing and sleeping at night. is it wise to have them removed?
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An ENT evaluation: Is worthwhile, it might not be the repeated infection is the only problem, the size too, as it is affecting your sleep, get an ENT specialist input, it may be your adenoids too, good luck
Answered 10/8/2018
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