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Right now My tounge feel burning and pink and white spot on tounge. And after drinking tea and milk or after eating food my tounge become white and burn. Some bumps end of tounge. These problems continue from last three week. Plz advice what is this? And what should I do to get this out. And what medicine should I take.
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Looks like fungal infection
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Apply candid gum paint Betadine gargle
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Consult your dental surgeon soon
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It can be:- •Thrush or fungal or candida infection •Glossitis •Burning due to anaemia or vitamin deficiency. A scrape sample of tongue can be sent to path lab for test .Also blood test for anaemia . At present if can't go out start:- Cap Becasoule once daily×15days Apply candid moth paint 2-3 times daily ×15 days RB xt iron syrup twice daily for a week. If these are not available at home • Take iron rich diet - green leafy vegetables •Skimmed milk •Green tea • Tomatoes •Apply Tumeric mixed with water on affected area to reduce burning
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Avoid spicy food and carbonated drinks Take iron rich diet,green leafy vegetables
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Looks like a Candidal infection to me,kindly (if possible) visit ur nearby dentist for clinical evaluation. Till then plz apply Candid mouth paint 2-3 times a day Avoid stress,discontinue steroids if u are taking any Avoid late nights Avoid smoking etc Keep strict oral hygiene
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