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My friend is severely vitamin D deficient. And in result, he has this. A "map tongue" : r/mildlyinteresting
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Do not ignore the Vitamin D deficiency symptoms on your tongue; all about it | The Times of India
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Do not ignore the Vitamin D deficiency symptoms on your tongue; all about it | The Times of India
Hypovitaminosis D, objective oral dryness, and fungal hyphae as three precipitating factors for a subset of secondary burning mouth syndrome - ScienceDirect
Vitamin D: Burning mouth sensation could signal levels are dangerously low | Express.co.uk
