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Definitive Cure

Author: Evan

After being plagued by this disgusting condition for all of my teenage years and on into my early 20

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guest commented on 23 Feb 2008, 08:16:38
Help in 12 how can i get rid of them


guest commented on 17 Apr 2008, 16:53:58
I've recently discovered that I have tonsil stones. I discovered them simply through feeling them in the back of my throat. I have not experienced the bad breath effects -- yet. But being annoyed by the stones already I've been looking for a cure. Do I try purchasing products? How long will I have to use them? Do I just go for the surgery?


guest commented on 13 May 2008, 23:02:23
i had the surgery as well but the stones came back on the right side of my throat, now i am having a hard time getting them out because they are down further in my throat, what a pain, if anyone can help me with them, i would be most grateful


Braz commented on 02 Jul 2008, 14:04:54
Lingual tonsils and adenoid can also produce stones.
So, maybe you


guest commented on 21 Sep 2008, 16:29:36
evan- who was your doctor? are you LA native. I am desperate for a doctor to remove mine but all they do is put me on antibiotics which dont work. I want them out- can you give me the info?


guest commented on 10 Mar 2010, 15:10:33
I spoke with an ENT today beacuse I recently had 13 stones in just one side! The other side I guess is so irritated (where I can't see) It just bled.. So He said I needed a tonsilectomy..


guest commented on 15 Mar 2010, 12:19:53
i would totally recommend a tonsillectomy as well. I'm on day 6 of recovery so I can't speak to how great my throat is post-op but here's why I'd recommend it: After surgery the Doctor went to see my husband and tell him that the procedure went well. He also said that my tonsils were in way worse shape than he had thought and were FILLED with tonsil stones which were probably the cause of many low grade infections.
I've been thinking about this and it makes sense. If ever once and awhile you're able to see a tonsil stone in your throat then it makes sense that it's just the tip of the iceberg so to speak and who knows what nasty crap is lurking deep down. Eww so gross! Plus I didn't want to be spending 10 minutes a day trying to dissect my throat for the rest of my life. Good luck!! It really does hurt but it manageable.


guest commented on 19 Jul 2010, 05:51:07
i've suffered from these for about a year now, when i first got them it was with a nasty tonsillitis attack that was originally mistaken for tonisillitis. i've always suffered with tonsillitis and get extremely ill with it, but with the tonsil stones on top of this it's such a pain! they keep bleeding and making my tonsils swell, my doctor has no idea what do to and keeps prescribing me antibiotics that do nothing. i've been referred to ENT, do you think they'll take my tonsils out?


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I have suffered from these nasty critters [tonsil stones] for years. I just accepted that I would always have them. However, since using the tonsil stone remedy I learned about on tonsilstones.net, I have not experienced even one tonsil stone.
- Mike, Missouri USA



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