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Q: tonsil stones??

asked by: winter_rose1986 on December 26th, 2008

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my boyfriend is always getting these little while hard balls that he spits out...and they really smell bad...almost like a garbage dump truck. now he gets them almost once a month and lasts about a week. now just the past year i started to get them. and they are very painful. i went to the doctors but they said they could not do anything about it...not even remove my tonciles. is there any thing i can do?

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J3nnyuk

replied on December 26th, 2008

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If your doctor has said there is nothing they can do then I'm not to sure apart from maybe get a second opinion or go to the hospital and explain you cannot cope with the pain they will have to do something about it they can't leave you in pain hope you sort it out Jenny

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