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Macroglossia
My tongue is slightly scalloped. I have attached pictures of my tongue. Is it swollen ? Is this macroglossia ? Thank you for your input.
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If you really know the meaning of macroglossia you will know it when you have it ok.
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Kindly consult
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It is a normal tongue.
It is certainly not macroglossia.
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Looks normal
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Your pictures are of very low resolution. Macroglossia means thick and beefy tongue, without any ridges, like that of a cow. Do you have that? then you should be concerned. If not, do not worry.
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Dr. Danish Khan
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It looks absolutely normal nothing like macroglossia
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