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Enlarged Tonsils No Pain?
Hello guys, I really appreciate this community but I am going through something annoying and I would love some advice!
My tonsils are swollen, one more than the other and it has been like that for the past 4 days, before that, a week ago I had tiny white pus on them, interestingly enough now pus is very little, like there is 3 or 4 only but my tonsils keep on getting bigger!
No other symptoms, No fever, no pain, just big annoying tonsils that makes it hard to sleep comfortably at night.
I did a blood test and CBC came back totally normal .. like WBC counts all are perfectly normal.
I will see a specialist in a couple of days, but what could it be?
Could it be a Mono Setback? I had mono around 40 days ago and I thought I totally am healed? Should I worry that my blood test is normal?
thank you.
My tonsils are swollen, one more than the other and it has been like that for the past 4 days, before that, a week ago I had tiny white pus on them, interestingly enough now pus is very little, like there is 3 or 4 only but my tonsils keep on getting bigger!
No other symptoms, No fever, no pain, just big annoying tonsils that makes it hard to sleep comfortably at night.
I did a blood test and CBC came back totally normal .. like WBC counts all are perfectly normal.
I will see a specialist in a couple of days, but what could it be?
Could it be a Mono Setback? I had mono around 40 days ago and I thought I totally am healed? Should I worry that my blood test is normal?
thank you.
One more thing :( I noticed my right supraclavicular lymph node is as well enlarged and sometimes It causes me some pinching pain when I move.
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