Female tongue is hot

In daily life, many people have a hot tongue. No one knows what the reason is. In particular, some women are prone to such a situation. Experts point out that sometimes such a situation is related to emotions. For example, when the heart fire is strong, it is easy to have such a situation. Let's discuss what is the cause of the hot tongue?

What causes a hot tongue?

If your mouth always feels hot, it is usually caused by excessive internal heat or heat accumulation in the lungs and stomach. When the temperature rises, the human body has not yet adapted to the changes in the surrounding environment, and the so-called "getting angry" symptoms may appear, such as hot mouth, irritability at night, difficulty falling asleep, insomnia, or hot hands and feet, sweating easily during the day, and irritability. Especially when encountering some things, the symptoms of this kind of excessive heart fire will immediately worsen, and even mouth ulcers will appear. Generally speaking, considering the strong heart fire, you should clear the internal fire. For example, you can usually take gardenia flowers, roses, jasmine, etc. to remove the heart fire.

In terms of traditional Chinese medicine, you can take Daochisan to improve the symptoms of excessive heart fire. While clearing away heat and detoxifying, you should also pay attention to the treatment of yin replenishing. Heat accumulation in the lungs and stomach is generally related to diet. You should pay attention to eating less greasy, wet, and greasy foods, as these can easily damage the lungs and stomach. When the diet is excessive, the lungs and stomach will immediately cause food stagnation, which is easy to accumulate heat. In addition to controlling the type of food, you should also control the amount of meals to control the symptoms of heat accumulation in the lungs and stomach.

Is a hot tongue a sign of cancer?

A hot mouth is not cancer. The clinical symptoms of tongue cancer are usually large, deep, and long-lasting ulcers on the tongue, especially on the lateral edges of the tongue, or hard, unclear-boundary lumps on the tongue. There is severe pain that can radiate to the head, neck, face, ears, and forehead. The movement of the tongue is restricted. There may also be swollen lymph nodes in the jaw and neck. If you find such symptoms, it is recommended to see a doctor in the hospital immediately for a systematic examination to rule out the possibility of tongue cancer. If it is still unclear, surgery should be performed immediately to remove the tumor and perform a pathological biopsy.