One of the most common manifestations of language diseases is the condition of a white tongue. The most common white tongue is due to:
1. White coating
A white tongue can be covered with bacteria, food packages, dead skin cells, and various types of white blood cells from surrounding tissues.
- The coating can be a thickness of several mm to several cm.
- Normally, it is rough and white.
- It gives off an unpleasant smell.
Poor oral hygiene and persistent digestive problems are common causes of white coating.
2. Bachoi
Bach fruit is a preventative damage that increases the risk of developing oral cancer.
- It can appear as a white patch on the tongue or on the gums.
- The main cause ofWhitey complexion is smoking or eating betel.
- Signs of dry mouth, burning and difficulty chewing.
3. Candida fungal infection
When the tongue is infected with Candida, it will show signs of white residue like curd.
- It develops due to a condition that weakens your body's immunity.
- This condition can be easily treated with a course of antifungal and fat-reducing medication.
4. Scalp tissue cancer
This is a type of cancer that often affects the mouth, head and neck.
- It can manifest as white damage or with redness, ulcers and unhealthy spots.
- This type of oral cancer can be caused by smoking, smoking, or prolonged infections.
- This serious condition requires immediate treatment, so surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy should be done depending on each case.
How to Maintain a Healthy tongue
- Cucumber your mouth thoroughly after each meal.
- Rinse your tongue with a little warm water and salt.
- You can use a toothbrush equipped with a tongue cleaning tool at the back of the head.
- Eat a balanced diet and drink enough water.
- Reduces stress.
- Use a scraper or cleans your tongue by starting from the back of your tongue and moving forward. Next, wash the accumulated dirt and repeat a few times.
