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I just noticed them also a while back i was smoking marijuana and all of a sudden i felt these bumbs in the back of my throught and i saw them yellows bumbs it almost looked like a over sized pimple in the back of my throat it was gross i thought there was somthing wrong with me but i guess now i know tnxs google and med help ;).. And what i do to get them out i use my pointing finger and push against it and that gunk just shoots out its really really gross but it beast bad breath and im 19 is there a serntan age limit or every one gets these...?
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351246 tn?1379682132
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Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
The pellets which can be removed and which are causing bad breath can be due to tonsoliths. These are made up of food particles, dead cells, and oral bacteria. Together these form hardened white balls and cause bad breath. The clue could be oral hygiene. Brush your teeth twice a day, rinse your mouth after every meal, and use a tongue cleaner. Most tonsils go away by good oral hygiene. Some you can scrape off yourself. Others a doctor can remove, especially an ENT. IIf they still persist performed. Please consult an ENT.
Hope this helps. Do let me know if there is any thing else and keep me posted. Take care!
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1289299 tn?1274810946
no not everyone gets those you need to go see your doctor if you don't get some meds to get that infection out then it could spread and make you really sick..ecspecially if your busting them and you swallow it, it could make you really sick...brittany
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