Diagnosing tonsil stones usually involves a simple physical examination of your throat and a review of your medical history.
So, what are some of the available options that can help you get rid of tonsil stones.
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- Self-removal: You can try gently removing the stones at home using a cotton swab or by gargling with saltwater to dislodge them. Do not try to use any sharp or pointy objects to avoid damaging your tonsils.
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- Medicated gargles: Antimicrobial mouthwashes or gargles may help reduce the build-up of bacteria and prevent the development of tonsil stones.
- Oral irrigators: These devices can be used to flush out the tonsil crypts and remove any trapped debris.
- Surgical removal: In severe cases, where tonsil stones are causing recurrent infections or significant discomfort, your doctor may recommend a tonsillectomy, which involves removing the tonsils.
- Drinking carbonated beverages to assist in loosening the makeup of stones so that they eventually come out on their own.
- Coughing to loosen the stones
Some of the ways to prevent tonsil stones are the following:
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