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Foul smelling "grennish-yellow" like nodules.

Have any of y'all had a foul smelling "grennish-yellow" like nodules comming from the back of your throat. About the size of this capital "A"?

Would a salt water flush solve this issue?


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i am also suffering with same if u find curect solution please send me message
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I have had this for a few years and mentioned this to my dr. Do they smell when they break them apart?  He said it's from normal digestion. It usually happens to me when I eat alot of breads.  I know exactly what you are talking about and don't worry, many people have them.  
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I've never heard of this before, but this seems to be almost the exact same thing I've dealing with right now. I had just posted here:
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Respiratory-Disorders/I-have-had-a-horrible-smell-in-my-nose-Like-Fecal-Matter/show/933321
and this post sounds extremely similiar especially about the pieces of horrible smelling matter. I've been reading here all morning and many complaints about horrible smells are listed, but I hadn't seen a single one where it talked about the pieces of matter involved in them.
I haven't said anything to my husband about any of this going on, but I've been really worried about this being somethnig serious.
Do you have more info on this?
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I finally figured out that these oddities in my throat are directly related to the amount of water I consume. If I am hydrated enough, I never get them. If I am dehydrated, I can be sure to get one. Now I actually use these little oddities to measure my hydration/dehydration. I went for years without getting one b/c I drank lots of water.
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Mt daughter has them also.  They are called tonsil stones.  The doctor reccommends she use a soft tooth brush and gently brush the throat as tolerated.  Listerine also helps.  They are caused by food lodging itself in teh back of the throat.
Hope this helps
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I have had this for over 20 years. I've been to several EENT specialists and explain to them but they offered no solutions. That nodule thing causes bad breath too.  
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