"I have tonsil stones in my tonsils, what should I do? It's been 1 month already. I can't take it anymore, the underside of my chin is swollen and it's not pleasant."

It is recommended to see your doctor for an examination if you have had caseum in your tonsils for a month and are experiencing swelling. Since you are taking immunosuppressants, there may be a possibility of infection that needs to be addressed. It is important to seek medical advice in order to properly diagnose and treat the issue.

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"I have tonsil stones in my tonsils, what should I do? It's been 1 month already. I can't take it anymore, the underside of my chin is swollen and it's not pleasant."

It is recommended to see your doctor for an examination if you have had caseum in your tonsils for a month and are experiencing swelling. Since you are taking immunosuppressants, there may be a possibility of infection that needs to be addressed. It is important to seek medical advice in order to properly diagnose and treat the issue.