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Why would my tongue be numb when i eat or drink? has happened for a few days. it's a bit numb like i sucked on a cough drop. i don't have allergies

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Have you: Changed toothpastes recently? Possible that you might be allergic to certain preservatives / foods / ingredients. Recommend seeing your dentist or pcp for an evaluation. Hope this helps.

Answered 7/5/2013

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Evaluation needed: This may be a sensitivity to an additive in a food, drink or toothpaste. Even if you have not had any allergies in the past, your immune system can develop allergies at any time. So get this checked out.

Answered 7/6/2013

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