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What Causes Sore Tongue With Yellow/white Coating And Blisters?

my tongue has been really sore for the past week and a half, it has a yellowish, whitish coating on it and it burns and feels raw when i talk, try to eat or even more it a certain way. i have a few little white blisters on top and under my partial (the first 6 teeth are fake) it is very painful, my voice has been hoarse so i thought it was just maybe a cold coming on but nothing seems to make it better? what is this? i typed my symptoms in and it popped up mouth problems with hiv, strep and yeast? please help
Thu, 15 May 2014
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t is not clear what causes apthous ulcers (canker sores). Apthous ulcers are small, painful, and shallow sores that can appear white or gray surrounded by a red halo. They usually appear on moveable, soft tissue inside the mouth -- the tongue, throat (including tonsils and uvula), and inner cheeks. Anywhere from two to fifteen ulcers can appear at one time and can individually last up to two WEEKS.
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What Causes Sore Tongue With Yellow/white Coating And Blisters?

t is not clear what causes apthous ulcers (canker sores). Apthous ulcers are small, painful, and shallow sores that can appear white or gray surrounded by a red halo. They usually appear on moveable, soft tissue inside the mouth -- the tongue, throat (including tonsils and uvula), and inner cheeks. Anywhere from two to fifteen ulcers can appear at one time and can individually last up to two WEEKS.