Tongue muscles human
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Voluntary muscles are the ones which are under our voluntary control and they are also called as skeletal muscles as they are attached to our skeleton. Amongst them, the strongest muscles are the jaw muscles which are medically known as masseters.
Amongst the involuntary muscles, which are not under our voluntary control, the strongest muscle is of course the heart muscle.
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What would cause a white coating on a human tongue accompanied by a brownish spot in the back center of the tongue with several "bumps" toward the back of the tongue. Teeth were cleaned at a dentists office March 20,2008. None of this was present at the time.
A crown has been temporarily glued on over a cavity.
The question has been posed to me regarding the safety measures that a spouse should take if her partner has been diagnosed and is currently in treatment via chemo.and RT for SCC of the tongue base. Apparentally the biopsy results came back "screaming" the HPV virus and I would like to advise this person effectively. Should she recieve the HPV injections? Should she have her husband wear protection when they engage in sexual activities? What are her chances of getting this.
Regarding your muscle fluttering, which I will assume are twitches, these may be due to benign fasciculation syndrome, which I will abbreviate as BFS, a condition in which there are involuntary twitches of various muscle groups, most commonly the legs but also the face, arms, eyes, and tongue. These may be related to anxiety/stress, caffeine, and often occur after recent strenuous activity or muscle over-use.
foot dragging, and speech problems due to involvement of the facial muscles. The disorder usually begins in the legs, but it may also start in the tongue or the hands. The disease-which scientists believe is not hereditary-progresses gradually over a number of years, or even decades. In PLS, there is no evidence of the degeneration of spinal motor neurons or muscle wasting (amyotrophy) that occurs in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), which it resembles.
Dog gets kissed by someone with herpes mouth sores or healing sores. Dog was kissed on the fur or any of the other places mentioned above.
Is it possible that this dog is now "carrying" on TOP of its skin, fur, lips, nose, mouth or tongue the HERPES virus and if it is pet or kissed by another human, in the same areas of the dog that the HERPES infected person's sores came into contact with, the dog could pass the HUMAN HERPES to the receiving human?
The human tongue has a habit. A big one of showing hydration, the human body it also reacts and pinpoints areas in serious need. Your throats dry? Your tongue is pink exposing moisture and bringing moisture to the first area to effectively solve the problem. Yes, I'm going to say it. Drink water. Lots of it, not at once and believe you resolved the problem instantly that your body has with your daily liquid habits. Soda coffee, alcohol etc...
All of your issues had a commonality though.
I feel really good that i am not the only one in the thyroid ride who sees those weird re-occurring symptoms . Do you think white tongue even you brush you tongue and it came back again it could be thrush or yeast infection . Is it common in thyroid to get yeast infection and i also have bad smell in mouth .
I main complain in fatigue and muscles/joint pain.
Please every one share your story to help me come out from this on going anxiety.
t know what your DOC was but if an opiate then what happens is it stores in muscles and the leg muscles are usually the largest so that is where you will feel the ache....it will go away....yes it will....hang in....have you ever thought of getting B12 shots or you can get them in little strips you put under the tongue....they are for nerves, and I swear by it.....it is also good for fibro myalgia....it's better to be angry now than back to wher eyou were before.....
For the past two months I have been experiencing tight jaw muscles and three times have turned my head while smiling and my muscles have spasmed. I have been to the emergency room once due to the left side of my tongue going numb. I was told it was probably a result of my wisdom tooth that was infected and I was having removed two days later. I had the tooth removed a month ago and the only symptom that has gone away is the numb tongue.
Tongue or teeth sucking has become a problem to me for the past ten years. I have the feeling it is changing the shape of my face. What can I do?
For many years now I have been having severe muscles pain all over my body. Usually the pain stars at the back of the head and in a few hours its all over the body including both legs. I have been to so many doctors and specialists, orthopaedic and neurosurgeons'I have been taking all sorts of medication - the ONLY solution seems to have been DEANXIT - it worked miracles.
The signs progressed to almost all leg muscles, shoulder, arm and hand muscles and had muscles twitches all over my body even my abdominal muscles and back muscles. Saw my internal medicine doctor who found no muscle weakness or Neuro signs. This was about after 2 weeks from initial signs. He ran full blood Chem., CBC, ANA, rheumatoid factor, sed rate, lyme titer, thyroid panel and electrolytes. All came back normal or negative. He put me on Aleve and muscle relaxors which did not help.
However, instead of just throwing up and stopping he seemed to keep throwing up and I thought he was chocking because his back end slowly dropped to the floor and he rolled to his side and all muscles froze up and he looked like he started going into a seizure (tongue was out, jaw locked and he was urinating). I could feel his heartbeat but could not open his mouth because all muscles were locked.
I have had ongoing issues for 18 months- here is the description-
18 months ago- Lower back pain, fatigue, twitching in left eye, noticed tongue has notches or teeth indents along sides
12 months ago- worse fatigue, twitching spread to whole body, neck and back hurt (muscles right along spine), pain under jaw (tongue muscles), sharp pain and soreness in back. Back is very stiff in morning. Legs also feel stiff.
About a week later I had trouble swallowing food and a white coating on the back of my tongue. That went away but a month later I got a bad cough and was diagnosed with bronchitis. I took antibiotics and my cough got better but it is not completely gone. My tongue has a thin white coating as well.
Hi Healther,
It could be something like nighttime seizures which is one of the top 3 common reasons for tongue biting in your sleep, these seizures are usually a tightening of muscles accompanied by violent twitching but involuntarily biting of the tongue during sleep is definitely suggestive of seizures.
t taste that good, I think a cat may swallow a pill that has gotten stuck to his tongue by accident because he cannot spit it out. Please let me know if this is something I should worry about.
Thanks in advance for any suggestion you may have.
I happen to have oral ulcers and bleeding will be infected with HIV? (PS I buy lunch after about 25 minutes to eat) and five hours after my tongue is broken ，have risk？
Question 2 HIV blood in the air how long lose activity? Water?
Despite the vertigo being resolved, what I seem to have now is a forward head posture, stiff muscles and joints in the jaw, neck and shoulders and hips. But most of all I have breathing issues and the sides of my neck, shoulder and
jaw seem all jammed up . I used to have severe restriction in my rib cage which affected my breathing. My physio gave me some exercises which helped fix this and my breathing is better.
First check his mouth anatomy. Is he tongue tied? Does his frenulum under his tongue go back too far? Did he make a lot of noises as an infant or was he quiet? The muscles have to to used to build them up to be able to talk. Blowing bubbles helps to build up these muscles and position the lips to be able to talk. We found this out after having a speech therapist from the school district come into our home.
I did not brush my teeth before nor until the next morning afterwards. I did injure my tongue, the cord below the tongue. The next day it was sore/tender.
It was outside my relationship. My girlfriend has been away for a while so I got tested before she returned (7 weeks after cunnings). I got tested for all STD's, HIV, etc...
I was receiving oral from a female with a tongue ring and it got caught in between my frenulum.. She had to unscrew the bottom to get lose and when she finally did I noticed a lot of blood coming from the rip... She didn't appear to be bleeding herself and said she wasn't.. But even so would that be enough to pass hiv to me if she was? I took an antibody test 5½ weeks after that was negative.. Am I risk?
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