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tonsil stones causing side effects include hearing loss sores in mouth coughing fits small blisters on neck chest nd backnd pressure in head nd neck?

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Dr. Powlin Manuel
Dr. Powlin Manuel answered
Allergy and Immunology 51 years experience
Viral infection?: Good morning, enlarged tonsils, pressure in ears due to blockage of eustachian tubes connecting middle ear to sinuses, pressure in head, and sores in the mouth are symptoms of increased immune system activity to get rid of a viral infection, the most common being an adenovirus infection. These infections are frequent and may get resolved in due course. If the symptoms continue, please see your doc.
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Dr. Louis Gallia
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Dr. Louis Gallia
Dr. Louis Gallia answered
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 45 years experience
ENT doc: Tonsil stones should not be causing other symptoms. See ENT doc for evaluation/recommendations.
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