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Tounge and chin pain
Im having whitish coating on tounge from 4, days...bitter saliva also...tounge pain from back of the tounge...no ulcer or trauma...whole bottom mouth is paining including tounge...feeling like somthing stucj in thorat too... plz help
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Whitish coating may be due to lack of proper cleaning leading to infection.
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Visit a dental clinic for proper inspection if symptoms persist for more than two-three days.
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It might be oral thrush a candidal fungal infection cause creamy white cheesy layer on tongue ass. with diff in swallowing... Bad taste...
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Visit mds maxillofacial surgeon for this... Its treatable... Calm
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dont try to scrape it with tongue cleaner... may cause pain
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See an ENT dr,,and regarding the mouth please explain your problem in more details.
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