Re: Burning Tongue /Oral thrush

[Guest guest]

I had a bad case of a burning white coated tongue..after a round of steroid

nasal spray,

I couldtn even open my mouth!

I asked the doc for nystatin powder..raw form..no added sugar..mixed it with

water

2 times a day as directed and it went away!

Now I get burning when I eat certain foods.

susan

[Guest guest]

wine for one...sugar cookies..

E. Ingvaldsen

[Guest guest]

,

That is really interesting. Do you think that the yeast infection in your

mouth could have caused your tongue to become more sensitive to perhaps

yeast foods and that causes the burning. I think that is exactly what

happened to my vulvar skin. The vulvar skin became more sensitive to yeast

because of all the infections. Do you know what foods make you tongue burn?

Arline

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[Guest guest]

> I had a bad case of a burning white coated tongue..after a round of

steroid

> nasal spray,

> I couldtn even open my mouth!

> I asked the doc for nystatin powder..raw form..no added

sugar..mixed it with

> water

> 2 times a day as directed and it went away!

> Now I get burning when I eat certain foods.

>

> susan

Really???? I find this interesting because I use nasal steroid spray

yearround for chronic stuffy nose. I don't have the " patches " so

when I saw the MD last week he said it wasn't yeast and that yeast

is uncommon in adults. I do have a whitish coating on my tongue but

nothing you can scrap off.

I am now running a low grade fever (99.4) as well. All of this

happened after the cipro and starting the birth control pills last

month. Add the nasal spray and I think I have a great YEAST

COCKTAIL! LOL Now---will my doctor agree??? I doubt it. He did a

viral culture on the two small reddish areas on my tongue.

Which foods cause the burn? I haven't noticed anything in particular

that gets it going. It burns when I go to bed but isn't when I get

up (or at least it isn't bad enough to really notice) but by mid

morning it is picking up. I think from talking.....my tongue is

hitting my teeth. When I eat it feels better.

Lynn