Diseases and Treatments

Hey, I saw your question and thought I'd share what I know – hope it helps! How doctors deal with stones in a clinic setting depends entirely on the stone type, its size, and location.

Alright, no problem. Tonsil stones are something lots of people deal with. Let's chat plainly about when you can handle them yourself and when you shouldn't tough it out and need to see a doctor.

English Translation Hey there, I totally get how frustrating this is. Tonsil stones aren’t a serious illness, but that constant feeling of something stuck in your throat and the bad breath they cause ...

Hi there, about using a water flosser to rinse your tonsil crypts — I really need to chat with you about this, because someone close to me has tried it, and I’ve also seen a lot of discussion.

Friend, that's an excellent question. Many people struggle with this issue and have considered a DIY approach. Regarding whether you can use a cotton swab, finger, or toothpick to dig out tonsil stone...

Hello! Tonsil stones are really annoying. Sometimes it feels like something's stuck in your throat, and other times they cause embarrassing bad breath. I totally get it.

Translation: This is an excellent question, and it's a common point of confusion for many people. CT scans, after all, can seem expensive and involve radiation, so they shouldn't be done casually.

Hey! Seeing white spots in your throat can definitely be worrying, and many people confuse these things. Don't panic—let me break it down for you in plain language to explain the key differences. 1.

Okay, no problem. Let me explain how doctors diagnose tonsil stones for you, and I'll try to keep it conversational, like we're just chatting.

Okay, no problem! Figuring out how to check for tonsil stones at home is actually pretty straightforward. If you do it right, you can get a good look yourself.

Yes, absolutely it's possible! That "referred pain" you mentioned is precisely the key. Many people have experienced this kind of feeling: throat discomfort followed by a dull ache in the ear, while t...

Hello, let's talk about my experience and understanding of tonsil stones. If you suspect you have this issue, this answer should help. The most common symptom of tonsil stones? It has to be bad breath...

Hey friend, you've hit the nail on the head with this question! The answer is: Yes, dry mouth is absolutely a key trigger for tonsil stones. Many people notice the little stones on their tonsils witho...

Hey there! About the question you raised, I can definitely chat with you about it. This is a common confusion for many people, and the answer is: Yes, smoking and drinking alcohol do indeed worsen the...

Okay, no problem. Very Significant Link! You Could Call Them "Unfortunate Twins" Yes, there is a very close association between chronic sinusitis / post-nasal drip and tonsil stones.

Hey! Your question really resonates with me because many of my friends share the same concern. People often hear "stones" and think of milk being packed with "calcium," assuming the two must be partne...

Hello! Regarding the relationship between tonsil stones and oral hygiene, this is a question many people wonder about. I've personally dealt with these little nuisances before and looked into it quite...

Okay, no problem. Let me walk you through the relationship between the size and shape of the tonsils and the formation of tonsil stones. Tonsil size and shape indeed affect stone formation! Hey there...

Hey! That’s a great question—one that puzzles many during childhood. Why do some classmates shoot up tall like bamboo shoots while others barely seem to grow at all? It's rarely a single factor at pla...

Okay, no problem. About these tonsil stones thing, I’ll try to explain it in plain language. What's the Root Cause of Tonsil Stones? Alright friend (bro/sis), this isn't actually complicated.