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What is the normal size of Tonsil
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Please help me
I am Worried about my tonsil.
I had a swallowing pain a month ago, when I looked in the mirror, the tonsils were red and swollen. If I took the medicine by showing it to the doctor, there is no pain in swallowing and the swelling is less than before.
I have never seen my tonsil before.
When there is pain then we have seen but now there is no pain and it is not red either.
But there is a confution. Is it normal or is it still swollen?
This is current images of tonsil
Please tell me
It is normal size or not
I am 20 years old and (hight-6.1ft)(weight-78kg)
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Tonsils are first line of defence. They can get big in presence of any infections. But after taking treatment they reduce in size slowly over three weeks.
Next Steps
If no fever or pain don't worry they will gradually decrease.
Health Tips
Take warm water twice daily. gargle with salt water. if any pain fever see Doctor again
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Hello sir... ya it is enlarged than normal , but it doesnt mean that you have a problem, unless you have frequent throat pains, frequent cold, swallowing issues, snoring, excessive sleeping jn day time ... pls consult and ent surgeon if you have any of the above symptoms
Next Steps
Proper oral hygiene
Health Tips
Mouth wash and gargles2-3 times / day
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