severe bloating, white tongue and more

[knightofalbion]

\r\n \r\n Very sorry to hear of your health problems.
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\n\'Cracks on the tongue\' - A fissured tongue is the correct medical term. The most likely cause is a vitamin B deficiency.
\nThe cause, obviously, is a deficient diet - or taking too many individual vitamin B supplements. This can cause an imbalance of other B vitamins.
\nThere are 11 B vitamins in the B-Complex and my advice would be, if you are going to supplement, to always to take a full B-Complex supplement i.e. containing all 11 of the B vitamins.
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\nCoated tongue: Possible causes - oral thrush, an overuse of chemical mouthwash, antibiotic use, a dairy allergy...
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\nBloating: The most likely cause I would say is a food allergy.
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\nTrouble speaking: The other symptoms are separate from this, but it could be a thyroid problem. That was certainly my first thought.
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\nA common factor throughout would be deficient diet, which can create a bottleneck of multiple health issues.
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\nMy advice:
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\nI think a course of top of the range probiotics would do you the power of good.
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\nCutting out dairy, if its part of your diet, would be certainly worth a try.
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\nA gold standard multivitamin, containing all the B - Complex vitamins, would certainly boost your overall health.
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\nPure ocean kelp is something I swear by. I think that would help your overall health, especially your thyroid.
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\nGinseng is worthy of consideration too. A good general tonic and it can help the body \'re-balance\' itself after a period of ill-health.\r\n

[McCloud]

\r\n \r\n Thanks for your answer.
\r\nTo asnwer your suggestions...
\r\n1. I was taking high-quality probiotics for at least 4 months, without any difference.
\r\n2. The tests showed I don\'t have any yeast/bacterial infection in mouth - so it can\'t be an oral thrush. I haven\'t had any antibiotics for at least 6 months and I stopped using mouthwash too.
\r\n3. I do have a mild dairy intolerance, though I was never eating too much dairy just because I believe it\'s not as beneficial for the overall health. After I got to know I have the intolerance I cut all the dairy from my diet.
\r\n4. the speaking problem - it\'s not actually any impairment of the speech. Just that I have a really dry mouth and furry tongue so when I speak it\'s quite uncomfortable and I am lacking the pronunciation and \'flow\'. I am sure this is caused only by the lack of saliva.
\r\n5. I do have a multi-vitamin/mineral supplement which contains B1,B2,B3,B5,B6,B7 and B12.
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\r\nAs for the diet, I believe I am eating healthy. Very low on processed sugars, lot\'s of fruit and vegetables, proteins, carbs and healthy fats.\r\n

[knightofalbion]

\r\n \r\n That\'s a tricky one then.
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\nYour MV is missing some of the B vitamins I note ...
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\nThe only other possibility I can suggest is dehydration.
\nEither way, you might benefit from some water therapy. A full glass of water, after rising, on an empty stomach, to flush the system.\r\n

[RodsHealth]

\r\n \r\n Could too much cleansing be the source of at least some of your problems? It would be better to let the body recover before rushing into the next one...\r\n

[kind2creatures]

\r\n \r\n Here\'s a test that may tell you something about your tongue in relationship to your health, good luck...https://eagleherbs.com/self-tests/tongue-diagnosis-38\r\n

[McCloud]

\r\n \r\n Thanks. I did that test already. It\'s kind of hard to tell from the TCM perspective, because I got all the different symptoms at the same time. For example dampness and heat.
\r\nBut I have also most of the symptoms of candida, but when I was tested for yeast infections (smear from the tongue surface) it didn\'t show anything.
\r\nNow I am waiting for results from stool tests. I told the doc if she could test my blood too, but she said that candida isn\'t tested from blood - which is strange, because I found on the internet, that that\'s the most accurate result.\r\n

[d0ug]

\r\n \r\n Here is a something to consider is osteoporosis of the skull. The small passage of the nerve through the skull could be pinching the nerves that run to the saliva glands you might not even know. This can also show up as tinnitus, dry eyes or lose of smell all of these can be caused by the same problem.\r\n

[d0ug]

Here is a something to consider is osteoporosis of the skull. The small passage of the nerve through the skull could be pinching the nerves that run to the saliva glands you might not even know. This can also show up as tinnitus, dry eyes or lose of smell all of these can be caused by the same problem.