To overcome the first and tell you how tonsilloliths Tonsil Stones, I want to understand what they are and where they come from. Tonsilloliths or tonsil stones as they are called, the result of debris that is lodged in your tonsil crypts. Simply put, these crypts are pockets in the tonsils. Obviously, if the tonsils are removed, does not have this problem.
Almonds can range from relatively smooth, with shallow pockets, very rough with deep pockets.When the almonds on a regular basis, swollen as they are with chronic tonsillitis, the openings of these pockets, or crypts crypts become wider and deeper. This allows a greater amount of food waste. New stones can start at the top of the older form.
The debris from which the rocks formed consists of food particles, dead cells from the lining of the mouth, mucous from post nasal drip, and bacteria of all sorts, especially anaerobic bacteria from the back ofLanguage. Remember that the anaerobic bacteria are the primary cause of bad breath. All this is to confuse and attacked by white blood cells. The result is a white or yellowish, cauliflower-shaped lump that is usually hard and usually tastes horrible and smells horrible.
When I read what was on the Internet of people who suffer from this condition have written, it became obvious that many people have very little of the tonsils. Those who have them, but notunderstand what they are or where they come from the concerns that have a serious illness, possibly even cancer. Relax! Nothing could be further from the truth.
Those of you who really suffer from this problem is probably hard to believe, but for many people, barely perceptible tonsil stones. The stones are small, the crypts of the tonsils is not too deep, so that the stones fall on their own or as a result of coughing. But for tonsil stones can cause extreme pain. InIn addition to chronic bad breath, may withdraw the failure of tonsilloliths, in the sense that it presented an object of lead in the back of the throat. It could also lead to a persistent pain in the throat and frequent bouts of tonsillitis.
Now that you have an understanding of what they are, where and how they form, you are ready to learn how to remove tonsilloliths, and above all, on how to prevent their return.
Many people remove tonsilloliths hitting zero and outwith your fingernail. There are disadvantages to this method. First, it is not very hygienic, and you could scratch the tonsils. If you use this method, please wash your hands with antibacterial soap first.
Another low-tech method is to use a cotton ball, press your tonsils, leaving no stones. If you try to decide this, I recommend the swab moistened with water first. This will prevent cotton threads to attach to yourTonsils.
If you're one of those hitting tonsilloliths tonsils with a cotton swab or finger can be removed there, you must place your toothbrush. This method is more likely to gag, is also effective, sanitary, and safer than the first two. Using this method, be sure to use a soft toothbrush. Brush the part of the tonsils, where you think the stone is.
Perhaps you prefer to remove tonsilloliths with a method that is a bit 'moreHigh-tech and precise. Do you have an irrigation device such as a Waterpik dental water jet? If you do, you can drive with the attached language to a spray in the crypt of the tonsil stone. It 'important to use the device at low pressure settings. Be aware that for some people, even the lowest setting is too strong. A spray that is too strong in the position tearing through the tissue of the tonsils. If this is the case, you can edit the attached language using a drill to enlarge a small hobbythe tip slightly.
If you do not get rid of them themselves, and are still driving me crazy, it's time to see a specialist ear, nose and throat or ENT. Your dentist or physician can properly ENT. There are a number of techniques available to an ENT, including surgical removal of stones.
There is another possibility, tonsilloliths much more effective to eliminate each other, and that is to have her tonsils removed. I can not recommend this method if youin fact, just to remove tonsil stones. This surgery is quite risky for a child. For adults, the risk is greater, and the pain after the operation is guaranteed intense. If your ENT recommends the procedure to be performed for other reasons, then it makes sense to think. Your ENT to discuss the benefits and risks with you to inform you of the decision that best suits you.
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