Tonsil stones will fall out on their own

Stones are a very special substance in our body, also known as stone disease, and can appear in many organs of the body, such as the kidneys, gallbladder, urethra, etc. There is another type of stone that mainly exists in the crypts on the tonsils. Its incidence is closely related to age, medication, bacterial infection, etc. There is a certain chance that stones will fall off on their own. So, will tonsil stones fall off on their own? Let’s take a look below.

Before understanding whether tonsil stones can heal themselves, let us first understand what tonsil stones are: Tonsil stones mostly occur in the crypts on the tonsils. If this area is blocked for a long time, secretions cannot be drained smoothly, and cheesy substances accumulate, causing insoluble inorganic salts such as calcium and magnesium to deposit and form stones. The core may be a small foreign body, desquamated epithelial cells or bacteria. Stones often occur around ciliated hyphae.

So can tonsil stones heal themselves? Of course not. After all, tonsil stones are not tonsillitis. Once the stones have formed, they must be treated with formal medical means. If the patient touches the stones with his hands, it is easy to scratch the throat and easily cause other throat diseases.

If tonsil stones are not treated, they will only grow larger and larger. It is impossible for them to heal on their own without treatment. Therefore, if you suffer from tonsil stones, you must actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Tonsil stones are not a particularly difficult disease to treat, but if they are not treated for a long time, the stones will grow larger and larger. Here we remind all patients with tonsil stones that the early stage of the onset of tonsil stones is the best time for treatment.