That’s because sore throat could be caused by tonsil stones, especially if the irritation keeps coming back or lasts more ...

Another option is to remove the tonsil stone manually. You can gently attempt to dislodge the stone using a cotton swab. Don't be forceful or aggressive; use a soft touch to move the stone out of ...

Individuals who develop strep throat often have high fevers or pus on the tonsils; however, Ongkasuwan said many other viral infections may be associated with high fevers so she recommends visiting ...

It depends on the setting. If you get a home test or go to a drive-through testing centre you’ll get a swab test. It involves touching your tonsils with the swab without touching your gums ...