Dental Health Forum - Tongue Problems?

My tongue is all broken and has a yellow coating which is impossible to get rid of, when I eat say salt and vinegar crsps it stings my tongue alittle, the doctor gave me antibiotics for a sore throat and vitaminsto heal my tongue but they didnt work, mainly cause my throat isnt sore and my tongue is more than cracked.
Sometimes if I drink water I get a bad taste in my mouth (like
bad breath) and I always seem to have bad breath even though I brush my teeth daily and use mouth wash.

Any ideas what the problem is?

Replies(2)

PattyV

replied on February 4th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Have you seen a dentist?It sounds a little like a candida infection,but you should get yourself checked out at the dentist,to be sure.Have you ever used a tongue scraper?That might help you.Best of luck to you.
Patty

thea

replied on August 14th, 2005

New User

Oh my, sound really bad. Tounge coating is due to candida infection. If you want to have some input on how to start candida diet , check out this link. It is also a forum similiar to this one, with tons of info about candida.
Hope it will help you.

Thea

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