Most tonsil stones do not require treatment if the patient has no uncomfortable symptoms. When patients have uncomfortable symptoms such as pain, swelling, and difficulty swallowing, they can be completely cured with a tonsillectomy. Tonsillectomy is the removal of the tonsils and stones, removing the stones while avoiding recurrence. This is because if the stones are simply removed, the removal of the stones will leave a void in which food debris and foreign objects can easily be trapped. Moreover, most patients with tonsil stones are accompanied by chronic inflammation of the tonsils, which is likely to lead to recurrence of the stones. If you do not receive timely treatment, as the disease progresses, the symptoms will gradually worsen, and even cause ear and neck pain and upper respiratory tract infections, which may affect normal life. If you receive regular treatment in time, the disease can be cured without sequelae and will not affect your normal life and life expectancy.