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Today I am 19, and I have trouble speaking 100% and words/sentences end up being tongue twisters for me. It makes me unconfident when I want to ask a question knowing I probably wouldn't be able to say it right. It's like when I speak my tongue kind of trips itself, or better say that it gets "stiff". The sentences that I really have problems with saying usually include alliteration in them, or that.
I also love tradition spellings for names. Love love love Donovan--that was a contender if I had another boy--very strong name. And Landon, was my doctors last name for the longest time, and I told him then (almost 15 yrs ago) if I ever had a son, Landon would be in it...of course I changed my mind, but I do love Donovan Landon. Actually, Landon Donovan flows better. Have fun choosing, it's the best part!
I've read up that by toughening up your nipples you can stand in the sun for about 5min every day so that the uv rays can penetrate your skin, and not through a window. I'll be 36weeks on Friday and will start doing that everyday before baba gets here. Don't use any chemicals as this won't help, try not to moisturise the nipples too much as it will soften it up and make sure to give your nipples enough ventilation.
My son is only 5 years old and I don't know what to think. For the past 2 weeks or so he is constantly pulling on the end of his tongue. I see his doing it like 3 or 4 times a day atleast. He claims he has a hair on his tongue which set off a red flag with me.
There were 3 days last week when he was complaining of tingling in his hands. It is hard to tell if he says this because I have these issues and he wants to be like mommy in a way.
Hello, I got really scared yesterday when I came up with some pictures on the web about syphillis symtptoms in the tongue. About 16 years ago I noticed things in my tongue, it all began with a sort of circle without papillae at the back left hand side of my tongue. It was there for a couple of days, then went away, at that time I was 18 years old so did not make much of it.
I had a possible (low-risk oral) exposure about six weeks ago. After a couple of weeks I started to become extremely worried and read a lot about HIV symptoms over the Internet. One of them was a "white tongue". I looked myself in the mirror and of course the upper part of my tongue was almost entirely covered in a thin white "coating". I went to three different doctors who all immediatly told me that it was a perfectly normal build-up which had nothing to do with thrush.
I love those food post asking what we're eating, by the way, what's for dinner?
I had a cut on the back side of my tongue, but I was wondering what the potential risk of contracting HIV could be, from having money on the tip of my mouth, with a cut on my tongue. At the time we were at the club, I had accidently bit my tongue about three hours prior. Granted, I'm not sure there was even blood or fluid on any of the money, or anything, but it was a strip club, so you never know i guess. Any help?
I sucked on his scrotum (balls) for a minute and also sucked on his toes and feet for a minute. During the sucking I bit my tongue. Afterwards I noticed that I had a small rasied bump on my tongue from the bite. There was no visible blood just the red raised bump. I did not perform oral sex on his penis at all... So, is there any risk from what I described for HIV infection, my only concern is around the fact that I bit on my own tongue while sucking on his feet and balls...
On the same day evening i got some small bumps on my tip of the tongue . On the next day i got white tongue with fever of 99degree .I went to general doctor and got treatment . I was prescribed some medicine and mouth wash for 1 week. My fever was there for 4days with same 99degree on my undergoing treatment.My tongue also didnt get better . After closely to 2 weeks my white tongue increased .I have sore throat from day 15 to till date.After three weeks i went to STD SPECIALIST .
1 month post exposure I had fever, dry cough and white coating on tongue. Oral swab shows culture growth of Staph.
4 month post exposure I tested for HIV (p24 antigen & Elisa), Syphilis, HBsAg. All results were negative.
Still every morning I find my tongue white coated and thick. The coating are easily scraped by tooth brush, but whole day I feel bitter taste on my tongue.
Please suggest.
i have used Detol to clean it off .and after 2 days( not accurate) i started feeling sensation of my tip of tongue burning and also burning sensation on my scrotum. i have taken B-complex tablets thinking of excessive work tension and heat. But it has not stopped and in nights i try using Burnol and Candid cream for scortum burning.
Am i at risk getting any STD for such a short time exposure for about 2sec with the tip of my tongue. I just touched the clitoris with my tongue. I didn't perform Oral sex on her.
My question is... what STD can i get that kinda exposure, i red on the other forum low risk for HIV. But what about other STDs.
Also have tingling on the surface of my tongue. I have looked at my tongue for long periods in the mirror where I havnt detected any twitches.
- Twitches on the sole of my foot. This is going on a while - the twitches are usually just at the arch and are right thumpers - I also experience tingling and a slight burning sensation in my foot alot. Twitches aren't constant but would occur a lot during the day.
To anyone out there: If you happen to come upon this post. Please consult a Doctor or a medical professional of some nature before self diagnosing yourself. This is what appears to be working for me, but may not be the case for all???
Thank you so much for your reply. I do agree with the fact that it is definitely something in my genetic make-up and it's interesting that you brought up psorsis too.
Because lips and the tongue are not passing on a STD. When it comes to penis to mouth you are talking about an exposure to the bacteria that is in the mouth, gums, teeth and other areas and even that transmission is difficult.
This is one reason why kissing is not a risk for a STD. It is all about location.
There are a number of reasons for mouth breathing. The first thing to consider is your nose. Do you have allergies, a deviated septum, or enlarged turbinates? These are issues that your your doctor can address. Dr. Mehregan's comment is also right on the mark. Most people who are chronic mouth breathers have jaw structures that aggravates tongue collapse, especially when you're on your back, and especially if you're in deep sleep, due to muscle relaxation.
Hi, I'm new to this site but I'd love to hear from anyone else who suffers with health anxiety, especially a fear of developing an allergy or anyone who experiences the feeling of having a swollen tongue due to anxiety !
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