White spot on throat

2026-02-22 01:39:01
Age 33 having this white spot on both tonsilis for the last 5 month. But they r not growing large. No fever no pain in throat while swallowing or drinking. I kiss someone 5 month ago. After that i am having this problm. In first 2 month i had sore throat in morning. But it substitute now. Only problm having this little white spot on both tonsilis. Do i catch some type of infection after kissing someone or its internal problm. I will be very thankful for ur support
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It's tonsillolith tonsil stone. It is because of food particles stuck in tonsilar crypt. Just do gargle after eating anything. You can use betadine gargle

Answered2026-02-27 14:32:46

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It could be what is called a tonsillolith meaning stone like calcium deposits, do not need to be treated if not symptomatic

Answered2026-02-22 06:07:35

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As tonsils have crypts and grooves so many a times food get stuck there and turns into an tonsillolith . Many a times its not symptomatic, no need to worry if not symptomatic like bad breath or recurrent sore throat.
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If still have queries can visit nearby ENT they can guide you further only stones can be removed

Answered2026-02-23 14:36:14

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Observe for increase in size or pain while swallowing If nothing then Just use betadine gargle thrice daily

Answered2026-02-23 02:47:05

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