Brief Answer:
Lymphoid tissue or cyst.

Detailed Answer:
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Thank you for your query.

1. From your description, this seems to be a small inflamed lymphoid (tonsil-like) tissue or a cyst.

2. It is common to see small areas of inflamed lymphoid tissue near the anterior pillar of the tonsil. These should subside with routine treatment.

3. Rarely, a tonsil cyst may persist and require opening or removal. Sometimes this can arise from a blocked tonsil crypt or signify a foreign body or tonsillolith.

4. If this persists, get it examined and treated. The cough means some irritation of the upper airway and throat.

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Brief Answer:
Yes, that is correct.

Detailed Answer:
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1. Yes, that is correct.

2. Upload clear, close up images if possible.

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Brief Answer:
There is no cause for worry.

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

Thank you for writing back.

1. No, this is not a cause for worry.

2. Looks like inflamed lymphoid tissue or a cyst.

3. Do get is examined if this is recurrent or persists. Then an excision biopsy with coblation or radio-frequency ablation should suffice.

4. the cough is likely to be due to other such lymphoid tissue swellings in the throat. A videolaryngoscopy is recommended after examination.

I hope that I have answered your query. If you have any more questions I will be available to answer them.

Regards.

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