To determine the cause of swollen tonsils, a healthcare professional will: Discuss symptoms and medical history Perform a physical examination, checking the ears, neck, mouth, and throat Perform a throat culture to see if a virus or bacteria is causing the infection Perform other diagnostic tests if necessary, including an endoscopy (a long, flexible tube with a light used to examine the adenoids), an X-ray, blood tests, or a sleep study If strep throat is suspected, the healthcare provider may use an in-office rapid strep test, which shows results within minutes
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