Certain types of yeast in the gut and general gut dysbiosis (imbalance) can cause a white or yellowish coated tongue. Dysbiosis means that the bacterial balance in your stomach and intestinal area is out of balance. It can mean too much "bad" or unhealthy bacteria and yeast and not enough "good" or healthy bacteria also called probiotics such as Lactobicillus, Bifidobacterium and Sachromyces Boulardi. A good way to test for this is by using a stool test that can find and identify any microbial, yeast or parasite problems as well as how much healthy bacteria you have in your gut.
No There are several possible causes as well as some treatments you can do at home yourself.
It is said that the typhoid fever patient has got coated tongue. It was usual practice of old and gold physicians to observe the tongue of each and every patient. I could never get any such information and do not fallow the practice of observing the tongue of the patient. Some experienced physician needs to edit this answer.
A white, thick-coated tongue can be caused by various factors such as oral candidiasis (a fungal infection), dehydration, or poor oral hygiene. The bitter and sour taste could be due to an accumulation of bacteria or the presence of an underlying infection. It is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the specific cause and receive appropriate treatment.
This is due to either a fungal infection or a bacterial imbalance. You can find a lot of information as well as possible treatments and home remedies at www.tonguecolor.com
could you please tell me whqat causes a red blotchy tongue ?
what causes a burning tongue is: when you eat or drink something hot. sores.hot chilly peppers
No, most frog's tongues , are coated with a sticky saliva in order to catch prey.
maibe because you left food in your tongue
Dehydration
These symptoms could be due to various reasons like vitamin deficiencies, oral thrush, or geographical tongue. It would be best to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Maintaining good oral hygiene and staying hydrated can also help in managing these symptoms.
A most unpleasant sore throat, a spotted tongue (white coated with small spots of normal tongue-color showing), swollen glands, and there can be liver damage sometimes when not treated with antibiotics.
No. The condensation of thawing causes the sugars to melt.