It is unlikely that dehydration would lead to a yellowing of the tongue. More often than not, dehydration leads to SWELLING of the tongue.
It's important to rule out any serious issues by checking with your doctor so further investigations can be ordered.
Fever, mouth-breathing, and dehydration can cause the tongue to have a yellow-coating in a small child. The yellow appearance comes from bacteria trapped on the tongue.
NO the flu does NOT make your tongue white
A yellow discoloration to your tongue is called Yellow Tongue. It is usually a harmless problem that is temporary, but can be an early sign of black hairy tongue (also a temporary, harmless condition). Usually, self treatment is all that is needed for Yellow Tongue, but you should see a doctor if the discoloration persists or the whites of your eyes have a yellow discoloration (sign of jaundice), too. Yellow Tongue can also be an indication that there is a problem with your gallbladder or liver.
No; smelly urine is caused by dehydration, as is the yellow color
Dehydration
If your pee is more yellow and dark yellow then usual then you need to drink a lot of water because that is a sign of dehydration, but if your pee is really light yellow then your well hydrated.
dehydration
probaly yes
Yes, it does. Like your lips, your tongue will be red because of dehydration. :)
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I was taking Cipro and Flagel and now I have yellow tongue.
A discoloration of the tongue that looks like rust can be caused by a few conditions. These include poor oral hygiene dehydration certain medication iron deficiency and a vitamin B12 deficiency. Poor oral hygiene can cause bacteria to build up on the tongue and lead to discoloration. Dehydration or dry mouth can cause the tongue to develop a coating that appears rusty. Certain medications can cause a discoloration of the tongue as a side effect. An iron or vitamin B12 deficiency can cause the tongue to turn a rusty color.It is important to see a doctor if the discoloration of the tongue persists as it can be a sign of an underlying medical condition.