Cobblestone throat can occur if there is extra mucus in the throat. Addressing the underlying cause of that extra mucus, such as allergies, can treat cobblestone throat. Share on Pinterest Cobblestone ...

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Cobblestone throat causes inflamed bumps in the back of the throat, often due to viral infections. Gargling salt water and ...