Hello doctor,
I have had a burning sensation on my tongue and small sores on the tip. I have tested for herpes, and it was negative multiple times. The last time I got tested was before two and a half years. Can I have herpes even though I tested IgG negative? Kindly help.
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I understand your concern.
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The lesions in your tongue can be transient lingual papillitis which is caused due to bad food habits, stress, hormonal fluctuations seen in aging, and chronic irritation from dentures and herpes. Sometimes, it is also seen in those who sleep with their mouth open at night, resulting in drying and tongue irritation leading to papillitis. Also, citrus fruits like lemon can cause it. It can also be due to hormonal pills like Ocella (Drospirenone and Ethinyl estradiol). It can come and go frequently, causing pain and irritation in your mouth. I would suggest:
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