Cracks in my tongue

Is your tongue whitish or yellowish - or does it look as if there is a coating? Those are signs of yeast overgrowth.

-p

My tongue is cracked but also a little whitish due to the yeast overgrowth (even though I'm on antifungals). I think it's always been like that but I barely remember what I had for breakfast yesterday so my memory can't be trusted!

I vaguely remember reading something about a fissured tongue—I can't find it now —this isn't what I'm thinking of but it is interesting (I wish I had a Chinese medicine man in my life!):

www.rdhmag.com/articles/print/volume-31/issue-5/columns/the-tongue-a-window-to-other-organs.html

-p

I thought cracks in the tongue meant a VitB deficiency - can't remember which B - I'm thinking it's B12

Is it what they call a Geographic Tongue?

I have had this for years, comes and goes. Once it's a fissured tongue, then it's a geographic tongue.
It gets worse when I eat things I'm not very tolerant to.

I make it a habit to brush my tongue when brushing my teeth, I feel that it has an impact on it.

Marie