Orange tongue coating, image

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Hi again, all. I think my attachment might not be allowed on the list, so I

have created a photo album in titled " unusual tongue coatings " . The

photograph can be found there.

This link will take you there:

http://tinyurl.com/2v2esr

 

Thanks again,

Hugo

 

 

 

 

 

 

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On Saturday 03 March 2007 11:53 am, Hugo Ramiro wrote:

> Hi all, please see the attached image.

> Female, 26. The image is quite true to what I see, thank you for any

> ideas. I am pretty sure it is not a stain, but any ideas on that side are

> also appreciated.

 

Hi Hugo!

 

My first question upon seeing such a presentation is always " how much coffee " ?

 

How do you know it is not a stain? Did you poke it a little with a tongue

depressor or take a swab of it with a qtip?

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Pete

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Hi Pete, thanks for your input. She does not drink coffee, and the colour is

not scraped off. It maaaay be a stain because a very little amount of colour

does come off the tongue when it is rubbed with cotton. However, the orange

colour consistently shows up when the patient is experiencing stress or when the

stools get sticky and have some difficulty moving. I have not been able to come

up with a consistent foodstuff that she eats prior to the coating showing up.

The emotional factors and sticky stools are the only things present every time.

Hugo

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi Hugo,

 

This is conjecture, but perhaps worth considering: I know for a fact that

with patients of mine who have gone through healing crises, that their stools

and even their urine has been orange on occasion. In each case, the patients

had had histories of having taken a lot of antibiotics. I believe that it was

the late Paavo Airola who said that orange stools come from antibiotics clearing

from the liver. Check with her, but perhaps that's the case here as well.

 

All the best,

 

Yehuda

 

Hugo Ramiro <subincor wrote:

Hi Pete, thanks for your input. She does not drink coffee, and the

colour is not scraped off. It maaaay be a stain because a very little amount of

colour does come off the tongue when it is rubbed with cotton. However, the

orange colour consistently shows up when the patient is experiencing stress or

when the stools get sticky and have some difficulty moving. I have not been able

to come up with a consistent foodstuff that she eats prior to the coating

showing up. The emotional factors and sticky stools are the only things present

every time.

Hugo

 

 

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Hi Hugo,

 

I would go with heat in the Middle Jiao. Especially since you

mentioned that she gets sticky stools.

 

Tanya

 

Chinese Medicine , Hugo Ramiro

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> Hi all, please see the attached image.

> Female, 26. The image is quite true to what I see, thank you for

any ideas. I am pretty sure it is not a stain, but any ideas on that

side are also appreciated.

>

> Hugo

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Hi Hugo,

 

From the picture I would first suspect something diet related. I did read

somewhere in the past about an orange tint on the sides of the tongue being

indicative of a blood deficiency.

 

Mike Eidson

 

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Hugo Ramiro

Chinese Medicine

Saturday, March 03, 2007 11:15 AM

Re: Orange tongue coating, image

 

 

Hi again, all. I think my attachment might not be allowed on the list, so I

have created a photo album in titled " unusual tongue coatings " . The

photograph can be found there.

This link will take you there:

http://tinyurl.com/2v2esr

 

Thanks again,

Hugo

 

 

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As I see,

The tongue is pale, normal dryness, little puffy " normal , depending

on how you protrude it " , the brown coat is thin.

This is a not an acute condition because the tongue has not change its

color. There is no dryness " no interior heat in any organ yet " .

This could be a normal tongue with some thin brown coat in the back

of the tongue. The back of the tongue is the interior, lowerjiao.

The interior or the lowerjiao has nothing bad , except a thin brown

coat " light heat " . This could be from smoking, medication, vitamins,

or some food, but it is on the surface " the coat " . If untreated it

may become more severe.

We may ask some questions relating to this tongue coat.

How about the abdominal ( discomfort, pain if pain " dull / sharp,

aggravate with pressure or feel more comfortable )?

HOw about urine ( profuse / little, yellow / clear , odorous? )

And the pulse ( thin / big, fast/ slippery / slow, weak / strong )?

 

If it is just to base on the tongue diagnosis, I would say this is a

little heat, a beginning of the heat, from food, medication, chemical

, smoking, viatamin ... Pale tonue " deficiency of Qi, not of blood "

Blood deficiency, the tongue will be smaller and dryer. If Yang

deficiency, the tongue is more wet. Why QI deficiency and there is

light heat in the lowerjiao????? Because the external factors as food,

chemicals, vitamin, drugs are changing the chemical inside " interior

" but not harming yet.