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Tongue discoloration
Hi i am a black 32 year old female.I have this discoloration of the tongue since i was 16.
Basically i have plaques or patches on my tongue which are grey?purpleish?.These patches are all over the tongue.
The only way i can describe it, is like when you see an animal with a almost black tongue. Mine is similiar to that but in patches. You might also see it on very old people.
I wish i could take a photo post onto here.
I also have what look like brown spots dotted around.
I have googled it have have come to the conclusion that it is called : Hypermingtation of the Papillau.
I have checked the Remedy Finder but come up with different answers one was mercrius vivus and the other was phosphrous and another one beginning with O.
I would be grateful for any help.
pinksofa on 2011-02-01
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