Patient's question:
What could be the reasons for a 6-month-old baby to have thick tongue coating? Treatment history and effectiveness: Untreated What help do you want: Is there any way to solve it?Doctor's answer:
The baby's tongue coating is thick, and in most cases, it reflects issues with the baby's absorption function. It could be caused by indigestion, so you can give the baby some medicine to aid absorption. Pay attention to the child's diet and try to choose foods that are easier to absorb. A light and simple diet should also be maintained. You can gently wipe the tongue with a soft gauze using warm water. Don't apply too much force—just lightly rub it. Avoid wiping too deep, as it may cause the baby to vomit.