Patient's question:
Daughter, 9 years old, with yellowish-white, sand-like, and somewhat orange-shaped formations on the right tonsil in the oral cavity, which are difficult to remove, and no obvious sore throat pain. Correspondingly, there is a lump under the right ear outside, which is painless. It was discovered half a month ago, and she has been to various hospitals without any results, suspecting it is not a good condition.Please, doctors, provide a consultation and give us some hope!
Doctor's answer:
If tonsils are repeatedly infected, granulation tissue will grow on their surface. Over time, it becomes a lump, which is not a problem. If tonsils are frequently infected, they can be surgically removed.