Fungus on your tongue?
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again, you are an idiot , I have looked at all your questions.  You need something else for a habit, ya freak
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EWWWWWW! It just looks like u ate a green something!  Get a tongue scraper from your drugstore! I promise all that buildup can be scraped away.   If no improvement see a Ears/Nose/Throat doctor stat!
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Maybe you have a yeast infection.
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Are you speaking of thrush? If so, it is an oral yeast infection.  Check out the link I provided and see if it sounds like what you are talking about.
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You shed skin cells constantly.  The ones on your tongue, you probably swallowed them.
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You have a sensitive tongue. If you keep abusing it with sour treats, eventually you won't suffer anymore, because the skin will become thicker and used to the pressure of tough gummy candy and citric acid.\n\nIt could be that you are biting your tongue at anytime during the day, such as a nervous tick, or while you sleep.\n\nNothing to worry about in any case.
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Thats a pretty serious problem.  It happens when fungus start to grow on the clear part of your eye.  This occurs after an injury, maybe from trauma or contact lenses.  You need to follow your doctors instructions exactly so you dont lose part of your vision.
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try this.....\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue
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Well, it depends on what part of your mouth is stinging?  Is it mainly your tongue that stings?  When my tongue gets really sore and stinging it is usually because I have eaten too much fresh pineapple.  I think I have a sensitivity to pineapple.  It may be that you have an allergy or a sensitivity to certain foods or it may be that you are consuming too much vitamin C in the form of citrus fruit.n  Have you been eating lots of oranges lately?\n\n"Glossodynia is the medical name for a sore tongue. Gloss- means tongue and dynia- means pain. There are a number causes from minor problems to serious things. This is a reason to seek professional advice if it continues very long. The most common reason is dental trauma. Sharp teeth or rough calculus can irritate the tongue. Some patients have tongue biting habits which traumatize the tongue. A patient who has recently had dental treatment may also have irritation. The nerve to the tongue can be damaged during oral surgery or during a dental injection. The damage was not directly to the tongue but the patient's brain feels the pain in the tongue.\n\nA candida infection can cause a red or white irritated sore tongue. When candida is white, it easily rubs off from the surface of the tongue. Candida often appears as a secondary infection following some earlier medical problem. It is important to consider other medical causes when Candida appears. If a patient does not drink enough water, dehydration can cause discomfort and the tongue may feel furry and dry. Drink plenty of water and avoid foods, such as alcohol and caffeine, that can dehydrate. A patient with an iron deficiency may experience a sore tongue. Several vitamin deficiencies such as B12 or folate deficiency can contribute to the problem. Some diseases such as diabetes, Crohn's disease and coeliac disease can also be the cause.\n\nFood allergies can cause irritation of the sensitive red skin. Geographic tongue is common and may contribute to the problem. Allergies to toothpastes, mouthwashes, or chewing gums can be involved. Many prescription medications have side effects. Oral ulcers can also be the cause. In most case, the ulcers can be seen on the tongue. Smoking or dipping tobacco can irritate the tongue (nicotine stomatitis). In rare cases, it may be an early presentation of oral cancer, usually carcinoma. In most cases, if you have a sore tongue, it is a good idea to visit your dentist and physician. A complete blood count can determine if anaemia is a cause and a glucose spot test screens for diabetes. If the dentist, physician or patient are concerned, a biopsy can be taken to rule out serious causes."\n\nBelow is a site with more information on sore tongue and mouth.  Hope that helps.
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It is most likely fungus. Some of those fungal infections are very hard to get rid of. The fungus just lives there, on your feet, in your nails.
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use wisely your tongue!
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could be stomach ulcer matey or stomach problems and have you had a furry tongue
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Hairy tongue (lingua villosa) is a commonly observed condition of defective desquamation of the filiform papillae that results from a variety of precipitating factors. The condition is most frequently referred to as black hairy tongue (lingua villosa nigra); however, hairy tongue may also appear brown, white, green, pink, or any of a variety of hues depending on the specific etiology and secondary factors (eg, use of colored mouthwashes, breath mints, candies).\nhttp://www.emedicine.com/derm/topic639.htm
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Use listerine and get a tongue scraper.  And drink LOTS of water.
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People in india are smart.  Scraping the tongue or brushing the tongue is a great idea.  A whole lot of bacteria can stay on the tongue in all of the grooves and papilla.  Keeping the tongue well cleaned, along with brushing and flossing, should keep your breath sweet.
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Hmm. This sounds like an infection.\nYou need to see a doctor soon. He/she will probably prescribe an antibiotic, remove the stud & advise you to leave it out & let your tongue heal up. Frankly, I'd be inclined to agree.
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The cause could be a cavity in a tooth or bacteria on the tongue.  You should brush your tongue as well as invest in a tongue scaper and scrape your tongue.  If you still have bad breath see a dentist to examine your teech