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After eating a few spoons of ice cream, my tongue burns to the point of pain. what is this?:

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Mixed signals?: Perhaps the taste buds on the tongue are sending mixed signals to the brain, so that the cold, creamy, and sweet sensations of ice cream are being interpreted as a burning sensation. A primary care doctor or an ENT doctor can examine the tongue to see if there is a problem such as ulcers on the tongue, loss of taste buds, tongue inflammation, tongue cancer, etc...

Answered 8/11/2020

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"burning tongue": Your symptoms may indicate burning mouth syndrome. Do you wear dentures that fit poorly, do you have a vit b deficiency? Check out this mayo clinic link below: http://www.Mayoclinic.Com/health/burning-mouth-syndrome/ds00462.

Answered 5/13/2018

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