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I have a huge tonsil stone i can't push out. i can taste it and smell it and see it. how can i remove it?
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Use finger: Use finger to dial your Physician or go to Urgent Care. A medical specialist will be able to visualize the area and will have the knowledge and instruments required to help you.
Answered 11/24/2016
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