Patient's question:
Long-term halitosis may also expel yellow granules, and it smells very bad. Is it tonsil stones? How to relieve it and how to cure it?Doctor's answer:
It could be related to tonsillitis or gingivitis, not tonsil stones. It is recommended that you visit the ear, nose, and throat department and the dental department of the hospital for examination. If you have any of the above conditions, targeted treatment should be implemented. In daily life, drink more water appropriately, endure morning and evening face washing, rinse your mouth after meals, and you can try drinking chrysanthemum tea. Patients facing halitosis interference should actively undergo thorough examination and treatment, and should not avoid seeking medical attention. If halitosis persists despite treatment, it is necessary to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.