I used to get these when I was a child, haven't experienced them as an adult though. They are called tonsil stones, tonsiliths, or tonsil calculi. The tonsil collects debris including food particles, particles from post nasal drip, and white blood cells to prevent infectious material from traveling further into the body (lungs/esophagus). When you have deep crevices in your tonsils, this matter accumulates and forms balls of foul smelling cheesy material which erupt to the surface of the tonsil. These can be scraped out with a toothbrush or a medicine dropper. They are normal and it is your body's way of helping to prevent severe infections. Some people get them and others don't. Although I do find it funny that those affected use the same term for them when we don't know what they are! Think of them as similar to the cheesy material that forms in pierced ear holes or the like.
The constriction of your throat is your tongue pushing up against your throat to hold your breath. The bruised feeling is likely to be some type of infection.
it helps you breath
Bad breath is caused by bacteria. They could be in your mouth, your throat, or your stomach. Start with your teeth. Floss and brush them. That is the simplest. Then go to a dentist. First, get your teeth fixed. Next see a doctor. The physician will check your throat. If that is not the cause, you will next go to a gastroenterologist for your stomach before your ulcers turn into stomach cancer.
Not that I know of. Some symptoms of strep throat are obviously sore throat with white sports, difficulty in eating or drinking, feeling very cold of very hot, and having bad breath.
yes how do you think golf balls are made.
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Hares breath through their nose, throat and lungs
Yawning can dry out the mouth and reduce saliva flow, which allows bacteria to proliferate and release sulfur compounds that cause bad breath. Additionally, when you yawn, you are pulling air and saliva from the depths of your throat, potentially bringing up odor-causing bacteria.
bad breath.
It is a throat disese that is similar to strep throat. It causes your esophagus to close, making it difficult to breath.
Some one with bad breath has halitosis.
people with bad breath usually have a poor oral hygiene. gum disease like swollen gums, red or sore gums, bleeding gums are also main causes of bad breath.