Tonsil stones may have symptoms of bad breath, in addition to common symptoms such as difficulty swallowing, earache, and sore throat.
The cause of tonsil stones is still unclear, and may be related to food debris harboring bacteria, inflammation of the tonsils, medication, and aging factors. Tonsil stones are caused by the accumulation of secretions, resulting in the deposition of inorganic salts such as calcium and magnesium, which are not easily dissolved. Its main components are calcium, magnesium and other inorganic salts.
The presence of tonsil stones can cause poor drainage, bacterial colonization or accumulation of food debris, thus producing the unpleasant rotten egg odor of halitosis.
The treatment of tonsil stones varies according to the size of the stone and the degree of the condition. If the symptoms mentioned above occur, you should seek medical attention in a timely manner and under the guidance of your doctor for targeted treatment. It is recommended to drink plenty of water, eat a light diet and pay attention to oral hygiene.