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Old 11-25-2005, 03:14 PM   #1
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Can Post Nasal Drip or Sinusitis cause...

white tongue? You know, that nasty white coated tongue that causes bad breath?



I hope I posted in the right section

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Old 11-25-2005, 03:21 PM   #2
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Re: Can Post Nasal Drip or Sinusitis cause...

I currently have Sinusitis, I went to the Doctors on the 22nd and asked what I can do with my fuzzy white tongue. I was told to keep changing tooth brushes every 3 days use use mouth wash 2 times a day once in morning, once at night to help fight the germs. Anyways, hope that helps.
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Old 11-25-2005, 03:28 PM   #3
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Re: Can Post Nasal Drip or Sinusitis cause...

Yes it can cause it. Im my case I caught Mono a few weeks after the infection had cleared up. I think mine was just a percussor to Mono though as I had tonsilitis too at the time.
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Old 11-25-2005, 03:59 PM   #4
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It seems that I have chronic sinusitis and post nasal drip just doesnt go away. I hope this is the cause of the white tongue because it causing me terrible breath although my oral hygiene is perfect.
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Old 11-26-2005, 02:26 AM   #5
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Re: Can Post Nasal Drip or Sinusitis cause...

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Originally Posted by noptical
white tongue? You know, that nasty white coated tongue that causes bad breath?



I hope I posted in the right section

Thanks
White tongue is a yeast infection, normally caused by the use of antibiotics (have you used them recently?). You can also get/give this to your partner during close encounters.

1. stop eating anything with sugar in it for 2 weeks (because yeast eats sugar to live and you need to cut off its food supply)...that includes things like bread, potatoes, buns, cookies, cereals, milk, and soft drinks. Try to eat meats, vegetables, limited fruits (sugar), nuts, and eggs. If after 2 weeks you still have a white tongue, 2 more weeks of no sugar.

2. go to your local health food store and get some bacteria pills. Bacteria eats yeast so take the pills a few times a day about 1/2 hour after you eat. The bacteria pills will restore the normal bacteria in your stomach and intestines and will slowly eat the yeast. Take these for at least 2 weeks, preferably a month. It takes a while for this to work and if you stop early the problem will return when your immune system get down (like during a flu).

3. if you have a partner, they also need to take the bacteria pills because they can give the yeast back to you, reinfecting you all the time. They may show no symptoms at all because their bacteria levels are near normal, but in fact you can get it back from them until your system is normal and that might take a month or more. A woman can also get recurring yeast infections from their partner even without oral sex.

4. after a month, you still have a problem, then its time to go back to the doctor for a prescription for Nystatin pills (not the sugar filled liquid). Nystatin is an anti fungus medicine that works like an antibiotic but kills fungus. You might need to take this if your infection is not entirely yeast but a combination of fungus type organisms. It is sometimes very hard to elliminate a fungus infection without taking Nystatin, but it is worth trying first without taking drugs.

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