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What Causes Sensitive Tongue?

what would cause the tip of my tongue to become sensitive, no color change, but now anything with sugar in it is no longer pleasant to taste? At times there is a slight burning on the tip of my tongue. I am currently taking a multivitamin, levothyroxine (50mcg/1/day) sertraline(25mg/1/day) and lisinopril/hydrachlorothiazide(10-12.5 tab/1/day) I mentioned it to my GP but she didn't make any comment

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hello thanks for consulting at hcm..it could be due to drug side effects also, causing burning tongue,,u can apply topical mucopain gel to reduce burning sensation, continue ur multivitamins..if problm persists plz consult a oral medicine and allergy specialist for a check up and treatment..hope it helps,,tc
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What Causes Sensitive Tongue?

hello thanks for consulting at hcm..it could be due to drug side effects also, causing burning tongue,,u can apply topical mucopain gel to reduce burning sensation, continue ur multivitamins..if problm persists plz consult a oral medicine and allergy specialist for a check up and treatment..hope it helps,,tc