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I have an issue with tonsil stones so i try to remove them with my finger or cotton swab and i usually gag when i do it but tonight i didn't gag at all and was wondering if this is anything to worry about or if i am just getting use to it now i'm 22?
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It appears you're getting use to it.
Answered 5/19/2021
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