tonsil stones related to cold and winter?

I get those..I got my first one last December, so yes, I think they are related to winter and cold season. Hence, I think they have to do with post-nasal drip maybe? It sucks because there isn't much info about them on the net, except for people's blurbs about getting them.. Doctors don't seem to know much about them, creepy huh? Personally, I take mine out with a Q-tip that has the puff ripped off, and I usually dip it in mouthwash as an antiseptic. I've heard that getting your tonsils out gets rid of them, but I've heard mixed reviews with that..I've read about people who felt great after having them taken out, but then I've heard people get sick more often after they're out. Remember, your tonsils are part of your lymph system, which helps you fight disease. So the choice is yours. I haven't gone to the doctor for my tonsiliths(that's their other name) because I've gotten used to getting them every once in a while. Hope I helped.

Hello my friend go see your Doctor for your tonsil then tell your boss that mold in your office is effectting your work in the office. If your office is give a mosty smell your building my be at risk for toxic smell It may have old tile on the floor your building need to be tested for contamation so get check out. Go to health department.

"Long Cold Winter" by Cinderella. It's a nice, slow blues tune. If I could copy and paste at the moment, I'd post the link....but I can't right now--sorry about that. BQ: Nope. BQ2: It's not that the world is supposed to end on December 21st but, instead, some people speculate that it might end that day. That's something that I refer to as nonsense.

Once your tonsils start developing stones, you probably need to have them taken out. I think you need to see a Doctor!