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What are different ways to treat abscess in tonsils?
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Varies: Definitive treatent is surgical removal; although not usually necessary. Carefully selected antibiotics, taken as prescribed, should suffice. Trust your doctor.
Answered 5/4/2016
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Tonsillar abscess: It required antibiotic/surgical drainage.
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