Can Tongue Veins Indicate Vitamin Deficiencies?
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Sublingual varicosities, or visible, often purple, veins under the tongue, are a very common and typically harmless sign of aging, especially in those over 60. This raises the question: can tongue veins indicate vitamin deficiencies, or are other oral signs more reliable indicators of nutrient shortages? While enlarged veins are rarely a concern, the color, texture, and pain level of the tongue can reveal valuable insights into your nutritional status.
