What's going on under the tongue?

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It is believed that many people have encountered numbness of the mouth and tongue in their life. Such a disease will undoubtedly affect their normal work and study. Numbness of the tongue is a kind of conscious symptom. Although it can not be checked objectively, the symptoms of the tongue can make people very uncomfortable, even affect their diet and sleep, and make people lose taste and sleep uneasily. Let me share with you what's going on under the tongue?.

What's going on under the tongue?

First, mouth numbness, tongue numbness or insufficient blood supply to the brain can also lead to mouth numbness and tongue numbness in the human body. Because the blood flow is relatively slow and the blood viscosity is relatively high, in this case, the local blood supply to the human body will be insufficient, and the blood supply to the brain will be less. Therefore, experts suggest that once patients are found to have mouth numbness and tongue numbness symptoms, Must go to the hospital to check blood sugar, blood lipid, blood pressure is normal, once found that blood pressure increased, boot can increase, must take some drugs as soon as possible to control the focus.

Second: mouth numbness, tongue numbness or tongue numbness caused by cerebrovascular disease may also be a sign of ischemic cerebrovascular disease. If ischemic cerebrovascular disease occurs, in addition to tongue numbness, there will also be tongue pain, local swelling of tongue, inflexibility of movement and accompanying whole body symptoms, such as numbness of half limbs, poor language, weakness of limb movement, elevated blood pressure, dizziness, dizziness, etc Headache and other symptoms.

Third: mouth numbness, tongue numbness or cervical spondylosis caused by some patients with cervical spondylosis can also appear tongue numbness, especially in patients with sympathetic cervical spondylosis.

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Tongue is an important organ of human body. Feel tongue hair dry hair astringent, sometimes also numb for many reasons: heart, lung, liver, spleen, kidney and other organ diseases can cause, generally related to blood circulation disorders, especially cerebral ischemia.