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White patch not removing side of tongue
I have a white patch on your tongue that doesn't go away or remove. It's at the tip of my tongue and side of my tongue. Spicy foods and menthol cause stinging or burning sensation. I also experience dry mouth, throat, and thick phlegm. Feel a little sore under my tongue when I raise it and move the tongue. I did research on Google, but it was giving some scary answers. I am very worried. Please help . Is it possible to send a picture of the tongue?
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Hi. Please do visit an oral and maxillofacial surgeon as soon as possible. You need yo get thoroughly checked.
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It can be candidiasis
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Try to visit an oral and maxillofacial surgeon or oral medicine specialist as early as possible, you can get a tele consult with our team to help you further.
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do not neglect
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It might oral candiasis. If it's painful, you might not need to worry about dangerous answers you are getting on google. Get a consultation done from a dentist and also ENT opinion as well.
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Hello This may be oral candidiasis Please visit the dentist for physical examination
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Hi, There is nothing to worry. Hydrate well. Visit a dentist for a clinical examination. Please do not refer to Google with symptoms.
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Hello! Get it physically examined once
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