Depending on how long it lasts, this may be nothing more than a temporary annoyance: a number of common medications have a side effect of making your tongue feel numb; also, certain Allergies can cause numbness of the tongue; dental problems like the need for a root canal can cause this symptom sometimes; and of course, eating really cold food can cause this as well. But if it persists, you certainly want to tell your doctor, so that he or she can rule out more serious conditions.
It's going to fall off or get a very bad disease go see your doctor quick!
u suck it up and let it heal because u burned it on something
i have a numb tonuge
No
yes , if you want to get your tongue numb
Well my tongue isn't half numb, however if your tongue is half numb I would suggest you direct your question to a specialist IE Ear, Nose and Throat "ENT" or a *Neurologist (*specialist in neurological disorders). You have some form of issue with the neuro-receptors / nerves feeding the tongue.
Well my tongue isn't half numb, however if your tongue is half numb I would suggest you direct your question to a specialist IE Ear, Nose and Throat "ENT" or a *Neurologist (*specialist in neurological disorders). You have some form of issue with the neuro-receptors / nerves feeding the tongue.
A numb sensation on the tip of your tongue can be caused by various factors, including nerve irritation, allergic reactions, or oral injuries. It may also result from conditions like vitamin deficiencies, particularly B vitamins, or oral thrush. If the numbness persists or is accompanied by other symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
No. Not at all.
no
get a check up
The reason you can't taste anything is because your tongue is most likely infected. You should seek professional medical treatment for this. Tongue piercings can be very serious and if they get infected they can rot and decay until nothings left. The symptoms are as follows: Food has little or no taste, tongue is swollen/abnormally large, tongue goes numb at random or is numb for extended periods of time, and hemorrhaging of the taste buds.