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A member asked:
I was trying to rid of tonsil stones when i noticed a bloody boil on my tonsil.when i tried to remove the stones it made more bloody spots.what to do?
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Blood boil: I strongly recommend you see an Eye, Nose, and Throat specialist. The doctor will carefully evaluate your problem and help you improve.
Answered 9/10/2016
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