Here’s what you need to know about tonsil stones

The internet’s vast reach often exposes us to content that surprises, disgusts, or amazes us. One popular trend involves videos showcasing unusual body phenomena, such as pimple popping or earwax removal. But have you heard of tonsil stones?

Tonsil stones are hard, white or yellow formations in the tonsils, caused by trapped debris, bacteria, or minerals. They are not typically harmful or painful but can lead to bad breath, sore throat, or earaches. While tonsil stones are common, they’re often symptomless and can be treated with simple home remedies like gargling saltwater or gently using a cotton swab to dislodge them. Surprisingly, a strong cough can even help bring them up.

Tonsil stones affect millions, but their removal is typically easy and non-invasive. Have you experienced them before?

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