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Explaining The Humans on Instagram: "Tonsil stones (tonsilloliths) form when debris—like food particles, mucus, dead cells, and bacteria—gets trapped in the small pockets of your tonsils. Over time, this buildup hardens into tiny, white or yellow, pebble-like stones. ✨ Why they happen: • Deep tonsil crypts (small pockets) • Post-nasal drip • Chronic inflammation • Poor oral hygiene • Large tonsils ✨ Common symptoms: • Bad breath (the most common sign) • White/yellow bumps on tonsils • Metallic t

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