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I went to the library and checked online.

The doctor even told me that the procedure is very expensive, and it is a lot more painful for adults than it is for children.

It seems these days, doctors are more anxious to put you under the knife and cut out the problem, for a fast solution and the almighty dollar.

Armed with this new information, I decided to do some research of my own.

The doctor told me he saw whitish colored protrusions coming out of my tonsils, and told me he wasn t sure what they were exactly.

I felt nauseous when he told me, but at the same time I felt a little bit relieve.

"I Was Frustrated With The Doctor s Advice, So Instead, I Ventured Out to Find a Real Cure On My Own.

Of course, his first reaction was to look at my throat to check for any signs of infection and he found something interesting.

I decided to decline the surgery.

The possible diagnosis he gave me was tonsillitis, and referred me to an ear, nose, and throat specialist.

After a while, this matter starts to grow like little cysts, almost like pearls in an oyster.

I am TERRIFIED of any kind of surgical procedure.

He said it s a by product of phlegm that builds up which is basically a combination of bacteria and decaying food matter.

At that point, he told me surgery was really the only option, and that they would need to be removed, which was going to be rather costly.

"The Visit to My Ear, Nose And Throat Doctor: A Partially Successful Visit " I ll try to make this as short as possible the ear, nose, and throat doctor said I definitely had something called tonsilloliths, which means tonsil stones.

They grow rather slowly, and as their size increases they build up more and more bacteria and other disgusting, lumpy material.

When this first started, there was not as much information on tonsils....

I then asked the doctor what the next step was to get rid of them.

He did mention that there were abscesses on my tonsils, and sometimes food and other things can get stuck there.