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What is the treatment for reactive lymphoid hyperplasia?
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Nothing usually: Because reactive lymphoid hyperplasia is a normal immune response typically to an infection. Enlarged tonsils are primarily lymphoid hyperplasia. When the infection subsides the hyperplasia gradually declines.
Answered 5/25/2020
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