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White spot on tonsil
Hi. 3.5 months back I got a white spot on my right tonsil and surrounding area of the left tonsil, with some redness in the throat. Doctor prescribed multivitamins at first for a month. Soon I got a tiny round swelling under the right side of the jaw, which upon checking the doctor said is not a lymph node. The tonsil spot almost disappeared but came back soon. After that I did a course of sporidex and tarcflam with octenoxa gargle solution. Again the spot almost disappeared but still came back. Now the tonsils have shifted back to their original shape but there is a tiny spot on the left tonsil as well which pains sometimes. The entire past year I had digestive issues which have now improved. Are these 2 issues related and what can I do moving forward as I will be shifting to UK soon this month. Attaching a picture. Please advice
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Yes related to digestive issues. Maintain oral hygiene and prevent acid reflux or bad Gi. Mostly keratosis of tonsil
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Lease maintain oral hygiene
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There is nothing to worry. Just maintain a healthy lifestyle. Eat on time. Avoid spicy food. Use gargle solution.
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Seems like tonsillolith. Can be removed on opd basis.
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Consult an ENT Specialist in person.
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