<p style="text-align:justify">A 28-year-old individual experiencing persistent halitosis and throat irritation presents with an exacerbation of symptoms, including sore throat, ear pain, and difficulty swallowing subsequent to self-removal of a large tonsil stone. Clinical examination reveals the presence of depression in the left tonsil and irritation in the throat, with no evidence of purulent discharge.</p>

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A 28-year-old individual experiencing persistent halitosis and throat irritation presents with exacerbation of symptoms including sore throat, ear pain, and difficulty swallowing subsequent to self-removal of a sizable tonsil stone.

A case of tonsil stone extraction

Tonsile stone extraction

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