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What can i do about a burnt tongue from antibiotics?
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Yeast on Tongue: The most likely cause from antibiotics is a yeast overgrowth on the tongue with Candida sp. causing a tinny taste or burning on the tongue. It can be easily treated with anti-yeast troches or oral anti-yeast agents prescribed by your doctor.
Answered 4/3/2016
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