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panicbegone
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why???? is this a sign of something else?
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Kendrick
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There can be different reasons for this... did you take pepto bismol? That can do it. Otherwise, there's other things. I would go to doctor(if it isn't temporary).

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My daughter woke with a black tongue in her first week of doxy. Ped. said it can affect tongue that way. It went away after about 24 hours.
Pepto will aslo do it.
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Ann in CA
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Toward the end of when I was on flagyl and zithromax a few years ago, I also had black tongue. It only went away after I got off the abx. On other abx, I did not have the black tongue, but always had mouth/tongue irritation.

However, I have been using Theralac with my current abx (ketek and omnicef) and have had no problems. I previously was taking other probiotics, but only Theralac seems to make a huge difference. I wish I had known about it years ago.

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Intresting!!!!!! hahaha!

I saw a good post here about pepto bismol and got myself some tablets yesterday to help my stamach with doxy. This morning I saw black tongue but no way I would figure it's because of pepto bismol!

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