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White tongue from top and bottom
I am suffering from white tongue and ulcers on tongue on top and backside . I m not able to swallow anything .only liquid taking . I m taking zincovit tab and ointment hexigel . But to little effect . I also hv mild fever . What to do please suggest
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It seem to be a fungal infection. Try scrapping the white layer with a tongue cleaner, apply some ulcer gels like "Mucopain" or "Smile" gel. If it is non-scrappable, you need a visit a good dentist.
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Visit the dentist for definite clinical evaluation and treatment.
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Try tongue scraping, apply gel/ ghee
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Requires through clinical examination for determining the exact cause of the problem also may advice you to take some medicine & ointment to get relief.
For ulcers to heal requires 7-14days
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visit to the dentist
Health Tips
1. maintain oral hygiene &Gargle with lukewarm salt water after every meals .
2.Increase consumption of yellow foods like papaya, bananas, oranges etc.
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Please go for COVID testing. This seems like COVID tongue( doubtful ????)
Don't delay.
Hope this helps you
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Hello ,
1st Pls maintain oral hygiene
Use tongue cleaner.
Instead of ointment Hexigel .
Apply Orasep LA gel twice daily for 15 days .
Apply it with clean finger tip.
For mild fever take oncounter medicine
Tab. Paracetamol 500mg or Tab. Dolo 650mg.
If this doesnt give you relief then do visit your nearest dentist ASAP.
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