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A lesion or sore that doesn’t heal can be a sign of oral cancer . That sore can turn green from particular food or drinks or bacterial growth, but this is rare. Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by bacteria. It makes sores form on your genitals and in or around your mouth. These sores may be greenish in color. Consult a doctor before treating a green tongue at home. However, there are home remedies you can use to relieve symptoms and speed healing.

Your tongue color can tell you a lot about your health. See our table below to discover what your tongue color means: 7, 8 Color Hairy tongue, also called coated tongue, is a benign condition that involves the growth of hair-like projections on the tongue, known as papillae. Leukoplakia is typically harmless but may also be an early warning sign of oral cancer. Consult your doctor if you have symptoms of leukoplakia. Lichen Planus Choose between the understated elegance of Plain fur or the distinctive charm of our Patterned range. Whatever your project, these fabrics are guaranteed to add a touch of luxury and character. If you're looking for more pattern variety, our tapestry fabrics offer a wide range of options to enhance your creative work. Find Your Perfect Fur at Online Fabrics Seek immediate medical attention if you have concerning, persistent symptoms that may indicate oral cancer. The earlier you catch it, the easier it is to treat. Other Causes

Leukoplakia affects the mucous membranes of the mouth, creating discolored patches on the tongue and cheeks. These patches can appear greenish. The exact cause is unknown, though leukoplakia may be linked to tobacco and alcohol use. If your green tongue is caused by inflammation, your doctor may prescribe medicine such as antihistamines or corticosteroids. Treatment for oral cancer includes surgery, radiation, and/or chemotherapy. Home Remedies Green tongue discoloration often starts as a white coating before gradually changing. This color change has many causes, including: Hairy Tongue A green tongue often indicates bacterial overgrowth. Many causes of a greenish tongue (such as oral thrush or syphilis) are treated with antifungal medications or antibiotics.

Hairy tongue is harmless and often asymptomatic, though some consider it a cosmetic concern. It commonly develops from dehydration or certain medications, such as chemotherapy and antibiotics. 1 It usually resolves by treating the underlying cause. Oral Thrush However, some affected people may notice a burning sensation on their tongue with certain types of food. Topical treatments can help soothe discomfort but won’t change the tongue’s appearance. LeukoplakiaA green tongue has many causes, including oral thrush, hairy tongue, lichen planus, and oral cancer. It tends to develop due to bacterial overgrowth on the tongue.