I've been dealing with this eustachian tube blockage for around 15 years now and it's really annoying. My ears always feel full, but there's no pain. It's messing with my hearing and making everything sound muffled. What can I do to get some relief?

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A white spot on the tonsil can be caused by: - Tonsillitis - Oral thrush (fungal infection) - Leukoplakia (harmless condition) - Rarely, oral cancer Consult an ENT specialist or a primary care physician for an evaluation. They may perform: - Visual examination - Biopsy (if necessary) - Provide a proper diagnosis and treatment plan

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