I have taken Phentermine a few times over the years. It bothers my teeth, gums, tongue, and I clench my jaw. The past 3 months, every time I start taking it my tongue goes nuts. It's numb on the end and red. It feels like I have burned it. Now the annoying burning numbness is spreading a little further up my tongue. I stopped a month ago and after taking it for a couple of weeks, it went away so I started back up a week later. It started right back up so after a few days I stopped again. It didn't totally go away that time even after a week. So, 3 days ago I started again (I always start with a 1/2 for the first week) and my tongue is crazy with the numbness and burning. You can even see it's a little redder and a little rougher on the end. I've also had a few vicious canker sores and I don't know if that's connected too?
I drink plenty, I don't do anything to make it worse~ It's obviously the Phentermine.
I guess it's just not for me because it's bad enough to be a little scary. I didn't take one today and I'm going to stop.
UNLESS you know of a cure?
It's scares me because meth users lose their teeth and have gum problems...
I've tried the tabs and the capsules but both do it : (
Sad.
No, it has no effect on them. That is an old wives tale.
from biting it
The enlarged tongue was most likely because he kept biting his tongue. He might have been biting his tongue because he was nervous all of the time.
* your mom did...
It was Allen Pinkerton
When you bite your tongue with enough force it gives you the AIDZ.
What can be done to stop biting a tongue in a persons sleep will depend on the reason for biting the tongue. If it is because of seizures, medications will need to be taken. Bruxism is another causes and a dental plate can be made to stop the tongue biting. Other disorders may be the issue and might need addressed. Talk to a doctor to find the actual cause of the tongue biting.
No they don't
If you have a black tongue, first look at medications that you might be taking. A black tongue is a side effect of Pepto Bismal. Also consult your physician with any medical concerns.
To protect your teeth and prevent you from biting your tongue.
yes, at times, but, over all, no, it is not likely...
* Double the infection * Ripping a hole in your tongue * More metal banging around your teeth enamel * Talking funny * Biting your tongue accidentally