What Causes Appearance Of Tiny Black Dots On Tongue?
Hi, I am experiencing tiny black dots on my tongue, swollen tonsils, and three or four red spots on the back of my throat. The red spots have been there since January, but they have decreased since then. However, my tonsils have not changed much and I ve recently noticed the appearance of more small black dots. I am really stressed out about this. I went to urgent care and the doctor said that everything except my vitamin D count seemed to be normal... What could be going on?
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You have problem of black spot on tongue. Viramune D deficincey may cause black spots.
Hyperpigmentation of melanine may cause black spots in tongue. Sine medicines consuption cause this problem. Poor oral hygiene cause black spots on tongue.
Black spots with growth and difficult in swallowing may be because of cancerous growth.
Consent a physician for further diagnosis. I hope my guidance is helpful to you. Thanks.
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What Causes Appearance Of Tiny Black Dots On Tongue?
Thank you very much for contacting healthcare magic. You have problem of black spot on tongue. Viramune D deficincey may cause black spots. Hyperpigmentation of melanine may cause black spots in tongue. Sine medicines consuption cause this problem. Poor oral hygiene cause black spots on tongue. Black spots with growth and difficult in swallowing may be because of cancerous growth. Consent a physician for further diagnosis. I hope my guidance is helpful to you. Thanks.