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White spots on right tonsil
Hi, having white spots in back of mouth. Hurts a little while swallowing and slight discomfort in right ear as well. The pictures are 2 days apart.. feels like it got a bit bigger than before. How long will this take to heal? Do i need antibiotics?
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It might be tonsillolith..
Clinical examination needed for evaluation and treatment
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It looks like infection of tonsil
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you may require antibiotics
Health Tips
avoid cold items
steam inhalation
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You need to see an ENT specialist
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Dr. Monica Agrawal
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
Jaipur
Sir can be tonsillar Stone or ulcer or abcess... but it needs to be examined first..
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u may require antibiotics.
plss visit for proper evaluation and treatment
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