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Tongue tingling, needle feeling
Am feeling my tongue is getting numb, itchy all the time and especially after food. This feeling is on the side of the tongue towards the molars but there are no ulcers or sores visible. Although, on the left side there is one very small white spot which is there for 7 days without any pain. Have added the photo. Will be of great help if you can help me what is doable now? This is eating my head now.
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Such kind of symptoms seen related to mandibular salivary gland calculi .but it's very important to check you clinically prior to any firm diagnosis..so visit a dentist first...
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U must consult an Oral Medicine specialist who is an expert in Mouth and Jaw diseases and cancer. Either physically or through Practo consult. Tc
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Visit oral medicine specialist for proper diagnosis
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Relax. Dont stress, just visit a dentist. He/she will check you clinically and find out. Dont stress yourself stress aggravates problems.
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