question: Hello doctor, I am a 33-year-old male with no significant medical history aside from essential tremors treated with Inderal 120 mg, and anxiety treated with Venlafaxine 75 mg. Three months before, I consulted an ENT doctor because of an unilateral (right) tonsil enlargement. I am attaching a photo of what it looked like at that moment. Upon clinical examination, my doctor was not worried and suggested to monitor the volume of the tonsil in the upcoming year. I had underwent adenoidectomy during childhood. In the last few months, I have noticed that the same tonsil has gained in volume and now appears round, red and more swollen than before. It is not painful when I swallow, but I have the sensation that something is stuck in my throat (most probably a collateral effect of edema). I am attaching another photo of what it looks like today. I do not feel any lumps in my neck. I have an appointment to see my ENT again, but it is only in one month from now. Being a big fan of catching things early I am a bit worried about waiting another month. Could you please give me your opinion?