How does old person tongue coating blacken to return a responsibility

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What's the matter with tongue coating blackening? I believe everyone will find that their tongue coating blackens in their daily life. Many people are very scared and don't understand what's the matter. Is there something wrong with their body? Now let me talk about how the tongue coating turns black.

How does old person tongue coating blacken to return a responsibility

First: first of all, the tongue coating turns black: it is mainly caused by the proliferation and blackening of filiform papillae of the tongue. There are brown black, gray black, burnt black to pitch black and so on. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that patients with this moss, a longer period of disease, disease is more complex and serious.

Second, high fever: we have observed 50 cases of patients with tongue black moss, 36 cases with varying degrees of fever, including 20 cases of high fever, 16 cases of low fever. Most people have black moss in the process of fever. Some people have black moss subsided after high fever, but black moss reappeared in the second fever, which proves that there is a certain relationship between fever and black moss.

Third: the last black moss is also related to the duration of fever. In the above cases, black moss appears 4 days after the shortest fever and 80 days after the longest fever. In most cases, black moss appeared 2 weeks after fever, with an average of about 20 days. It can be seen that the longer the fever time, the more black moss appeared.

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How is tongue coating blackening? In patients with black coating, half of the cases are caused by various inflammatory infections, including pneumonia, pyelonephritis, gangrenous appendicitis, peritonitis, cholecystitis, phlebitis of lower limbs, suppurative osteomyelitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and sepsis. Due to infection, high fever, toxin stimulation and other factors, the tongue filiform papilla can proliferate too long. In addition, microbial staining can make it black, resulting in the appearance of brown and black keratinocytes peculiar to the black fur, which makes the tongue fur dry and brown.