Is it normal for my tonsils to have retained this appearance following streptococcus?

If you are experiencing no pain or difficulty swallowing, it is likely that the appearance of your tonsils is benign. However, it is always best to consult with a healthcare professional, such as an ENT specialist, for a more informed opinion. There may not be a pharmacological solution for your situation, but it is important to seek professional advice for any concerns regarding your health.

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Is it normal for my tonsils to have retained this appearance following streptococcus?

If you are experiencing no pain or difficulty swallowing, it is likely that the appearance of your tonsils is benign. However, it is always best to consult with a healthcare professional, such as an ENT specialist, for a more informed opinion. There may not be a pharmacological solution for your situation, but it is important to seek professional advice for any concerns regarding your health.