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White tongue Sep 27, 2001 Dr. Feinberg, I have noticed the back 1/3 of my tongue is white. I never really noticed it until I took an HIV test. While waiting for my results I spent a few days reviewing a list of HIV symptoms on the CDC's website and came across "whitish spots on the tongue". My ELISA was negative, yet I'm somewhat concerned by this. It doesn't scrape off and doesnt appear to be thrush. It simply looks whitish in color! Furthermore, I went for a dental appt and was told everything looked fine. What's the deal? |
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Response from Dr. Feinberg
 It's not thrush. Lots of people have coloration on their tongue-- it's normal. |
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