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Please help me I have glossy white layers on both the sides of the tongue when i put my tongue outside it looks scalloped and teeth prints i can see. on other side thin white glossy line,when I eat hot or spicy food it doesn t hurt me but it becomes pinkish after some time it changes it s color to white whenever i put my tongue outside each time thin white layer shows different shape when i touch and move that layer back and forth the white layer will not show up and sides of the tongue surface is very soft and fur like appearance with glossy look
You have symptoms of oral thrush. It is actually a fungal infection which leads to the formation of a thick white layer in the oral cavity, and its surfaces and if remains constant, it starts giving white layers. I would suggest you rinse the oral cavity properly two times a day with hydrogen peroxide mouth wash.
You should visit oral pathologist once if symptoms keep on persisting, and start treatment after prescription. Go for biopsy of lesions if symptoms keep on persisting. Avoid sharp, hot and spicy foods. Take Amphotericin B and maintain complete oral hygiene. Avoid stress and take probiotics like yogurt in the diet.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards, Dr. Harry Maheshwari
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What Causes Oral Thrush?
Hello, You have symptoms of oral thrush. It is actually a fungal infection which leads to the formation of a thick white layer in the oral cavity, and its surfaces and if remains constant, it starts giving white layers. I would suggest you rinse the oral cavity properly two times a day with hydrogen peroxide mouth wash. You should visit oral pathologist once if symptoms keep on persisting, and start treatment after prescription. Go for biopsy of lesions if symptoms keep on persisting. Avoid sharp, hot and spicy foods. Take Amphotericin B and maintain complete oral hygiene. Avoid stress and take probiotics like yogurt in the diet. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Harry Maheshwari