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A member asked:
Last night, i breathed in a tonsil stone while yawning. is this dangerous, and if so what should i do?
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Not dangerous: If you coughed it out and no longer are coughing and breathing is quiet and normal then little to be concerned about. If cough or breathing issues then may need to have lung exam.
Answered 5/28/2013
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