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Black tongue (upper layer) post COVID

2021-05-31 07:39:56
My wife recovered from COVID mild case and now she has black tongue. We consulted ENT, she took medicines Zincovit (0-1-0), Sompraz D 40 (1-0-0), Odimont FX (0-0-1), Candid mouth paint (4 times) for 7 days. Blackness went away and now again it has come Back, noticed it yesterday. Anything serious. Can it be related to black fungus. Any test that we can opt for. Appreciate your help.
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consult online for proper evaluation

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avoid spicy food. to eat soft bland diet.

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