Sorry to hear this lynf, you best advice is doctor or nurse team call & get appointment at GP. You didn't say what treatment was for where? I have had & still sometimes do have a sore tongue. GP did blood test said low vit B12. Took advice bought the vitamins  & now not quite so bad. Also stopped eating crisps seems to make a difference. Think it's the side effect of Letrazole.  Hope you feel better soon. Pip

Hi Pip

I had tongue cancer and finished treatment 22 days ago. Will speak with my nurse next week.

Thank you 

Lynf

Lynf see the GP can prescribe a substitute spray  that's like saliva. Mum had some many years ago. 

Thank you I got that but it stings

Sorry lynf,I bet you have tried most things. It takes a toll on us, be kind to yourself drink when you can nibble what you can . Does ice or bitter lemon help. I hope this improves soon. Pip

I will try that thank you. Am trying everything as iso want to eat 

Lynf x

Hi Lynnf, this sounds so frustrating for you. I'm keeping everything crossed it gets better soon and you can enjoy a really nice meal xxx

Hi LynF, I'm so sorry that you are having such a hard time and feeling so low. I had chemo for breast cancer which left me with changes to my taste buds that meant most things tasted absolutely horrid. I was so hungry all the time, went to bed with a grumbly tum. It was MISERABLE and so was I. On my worst days I just had ice cream and porridge all day. It's still not 100% back to normal 4 months since completing chemo, but it is much better. I hope you will turn a corner very soon. Have you considered some counselling? I think Macmillan offer six free sessions. Just talking through the *** you're going through with someone else can help. www.macmillan.org.uk/.../bupa-counselling-and-emotional-well-being-support

Or you could just call the Macmillan support line. I've used them several times and they really helped me cope with feelings of anxiety 0808 808 00 00. 

Sending you a big hug and wishing you a speedy recovery back to normality.

Amy x

Thank you x