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Hi, my daughter has had her tonsils removed but still is suffering of an inflamed sore throat it's been almost 2 years since her tonsils was removed and i thaught the throat issues would end but not. i need advice on what steps to take next?
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eval: Time to reassess. You can start with your primary care provider who may or may not refer to an ENT specialist.
Answered 8/11/2020
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