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So you were trying to remove those pesky tonsil stones and you end up with bleeding tonsils! Great… Now what?
Well, I can tell you that you’re definitely not alone. I’ve had my fair share of bleeding tonsils throughout my journey of getting rid of my tonsil stones; so I understand the concern you may feel.
Here’s what you need to do if you’re dealing with blood while removing tonsil stones:
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Bad breath is a tough side effect for all tonsil stone sufferers. Of course, the best way a tonsil stone sufferer can get rid of bad breath is by getting rid of the tonsil stones themselves. But there are some things you can do to alleviate bad breath from tonsil stones while you’re trying to get rid of them!
Here are the best things you can do to get rid of bad breath from tonsil stones:
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There are a lot of products out there that claim to get rid of tonsil stones. I can tell you that I’ve shelled out a lot more cash than I wish I would have in hopes of finding a magic cure for tonsil stones…
Throughout my journey of getting rid of them for good, I found the closest thing to a magic cure. The best part of it: It’s pretty darn cheap!
Alright, let’s get to it. Here’s how to prevent tonsil stones in the cheapest way possible:
Ever heard of tonsil stones? They’re these little foul-smelling, overall disgusting balls of yuck that form within the tonsils. Some people (to my amazement) love getting them so they can get the satisfaction of removing them. Others (like myself) despise them with all their being.
If you’ve heard about them recently or happen to come across one of those ungodly tonsil stone removal videos on a late-night YouTube binge, you’re probably curious as to whether or not you have tonsil stones yourself. Although tonsil stones are quite common, they can sometimes be difficult for people to identify.
If you’re having trouble figuring out if you have tonsil stones or not, don’t worry! Here’s how to check for tonsil stones:
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Having a sensitive gag reflex makes removing tonsil stones an annoying and difficult task. Thankfully, there are some options for those who have a sensitive gag reflex. Here are the most effective ways to remove tonsil stones without gagging:
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