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Swollen tonsils
Swollen tonsils from 20 days however there is no pain in my ears n throat and even the ovulus became red n ovulus swelling comes and goes and i took antibiotics like azee-500 and taxclav 200 but onlyvthe pain is gone swelling is still there and i m under a homeopathic treatment but it is not affective
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
You need to undergo surgery and remove the tonsils which have now literally become SITTING TIMEBOMBS in your throat. They harbour multi-drug resistant bacteria that could invade your heart (needing open-heart valve replacement surgery) or kidneys( leading to dialysis and kidney transplants)! With the availability of LASERS and Coblation Radio-frequency Systems, this surgery has become very safe and bloodless and the recovery time is also reduced to a few days from the 3 weeks of painful recovery previously from surgical dissection!
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