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Celiac symptoms white tongue GERD?

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Pre and post celiac diagnoses I have experienced strange symptoms with my tongue. Specifically a white film on my tongue that covers a significant portion and sometimes is slightly sore. It seems to be random and show up only in the morning. I tested taking antacid meds as I thought it was possibly acid coming up at night. It seems to help a bit but not 100%. Not sure if this is celiac symptom associated or something totally different but it started to happen pre-diagnosis with other digestive issues. It has been happening for almost 2years now and my doc and I cant seem to identify the real problem. Anybody else experience this? Any thoughts? 

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I assume that thrush was ruled out.  Have you googled “white film on tongue”?  Look for photos.  My E.R. doc neighbor uses Dr. Google all the time.  That and his medical training can help him make a diagnosis.   

Like this:

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/what-your-tongue-can-tell-you-about-your-health/

Ooooo, Vitamin B-12 and folate deficiencies were one reason for a white film on tongue.  Has your doctor ordered a mineral and vitamin level blood panel?  That is standard for celiac disease follow-up care.  

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Take a look at this article:

 

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