What can I do about the white bumps that form on my tonsils?

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The white bumps on your tonsils are generally responsible for a chronic sore throat or chronic recurrent bad breath.

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Food can get lodged in the crevices of tonsils and turn hard (called tonsilloliths). Learn what to do about them in this video with Dr. Oz.

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Ear, Nose and Throat

Ear, nose and throat (ENT) problems can impact your life in many ways, affecting your hearing, sleep, breathing, and even your sense of balance. An otolaryngologist, also called a head and neck surgeon, treats these issues, as well as more serious problems like cancer. Learn more about ear, nose and throat problems from our experts.

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