Glossitis Sclerosing

Glossitis is an inflammation of the tongue, most often of an inflammatory or fungal nature. The process is characterized by redness, swelling of the mucous membrane and the formation of a dense coating on the tongue, called “grain”. In severe cases of the disease, the plaque becomes curdled and erosion is possible. The tongue may be painful when trying to grip it, changing body position, or swallowing. Pain in the throat and under the jaw may occur, but these symptoms are not necessary.

Glossitis can occur in several forms:

1. Catarrhal glossitis is one of the mildest forms of glossitis, characterized by reddish swelling