Don't bite it: Is it dry? Does it hurt to move? Is it enlarged? Is it tender? There is atypical mouth pain syndrome that has not been defined. There can be sores on the tongue that also hurt. We need to know if the pain is affected by tongue movement or by eating. Has it been burned? Have you bitten it? Has it changed color? Does temperature change effect it? We need more information.
Answered 6/11/2015
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Many possible causes: If your whole tongue hurts, you may have burning tongue syndrome. If only a small part hurts, it is likely from trauma and you may have bit your own tongue. Have a doctor look at your tongue, oral cancer is on the rise in nonsmokers related to human papilloma virus!
Answered 11/8/2012
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More info needed...: So many causes of a sore tongue, including chemical or thermal burns, dry mouth, and trauma.
Answered 6/10/2015
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See your PCP: If the pain is persistent for 2 weeks and you haven't accidentally bitten or burnt your tongue, see your PCP or dentist for consultation and treatment.
Answered 6/10/2015
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