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I have had a green tongue for three days after a cold and chest virus, what should i do about it?
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Green tongue: Not much. You might try brushing it gently with your toothbrush, but suspect this will clear up spontaneously with time. If it does not, see your dentist or family doctor.
Answered 4/14/2014
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