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Green Stuff On Tongue, Numbness In Throat, Swelling Around Eyes And Nose. Taking Medication. Recommendations?

i have been having issues with some sort of green stuff on my tongue when i brush it of with a tounge cleaner it is quite thick, When i blow my nose ithas a grassy green sort of look to it, a numbing feeling at the back of my throat.I have an appointment with an ENT but not until september and help/suggestions would be gratefull Male 27yrs , currently smoking 3-5 smokes a day (down from 25+ a day :) ) Currently taking Endep - 5 Days , Nexium esomeprazole - 11 Days
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Hello,
The lesions on tongue can be associated with the habit of smoking.
I would advice you to quit the habit of smoking.
Maintain oral hygiene well.
Take plenty of fluids and nutritious diet.
Vitamin becosules,and vitamin a supplements has to be administered.
Rinse your mouth after every meals.
Gargle frequently using warm saline or betadine.
Take care.
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Green Stuff On Tongue, Numbness In Throat, Swelling Around Eyes And Nose. Taking Medication. Recommendations?

Hello, The lesions on tongue can be associated with the habit of smoking. I would advice you to quit the habit of smoking. Maintain oral hygiene well. Take plenty of fluids and nutritious diet. Vitamin becosules,and vitamin a supplements has to be administered. Rinse your mouth after every meals. Gargle frequently using warm saline or betadine. Take care.