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Default Tongue bumps???
I feel lately like my tongue is raw. I looked in the mirror, and several of my taste buds are raw looking. My tongue feels a bit fat. I do not have any trouble breathing, swallowing, or managing my food, just my tongue feels raw.

anyone ever have this? what is this? will it go away?
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