Pt 26yo female, with recurring tonsilloliths, small to mediu | Figure 1

Pt 26yo female, with recurring tonsilloliths, small to medium sized, causing bad breath. Nil history of tonsillitis. Nil fever, or sore throat. One tonsil only which is inflamed/enlarged. The other no issues.

PHx smoker, appendectomy nil other

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