Burning in mouth: People that are allergic to airborne pollens often experience burning or itching in their mouth after eating a fruit or vegetable distantly related. This "oral allergy syndrome" is common and constitutes a local reaction rather than a severe problem. Patients with significant food allergies may experience mouth symptoms but often also experience digestive/skin/respiratory problems.
Answered 7/20/2012
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It is difficult: In my experience a burning sensation in the mouth is probably not do to an allergy such as we see in hayfever allergy but can be related to a variety of conditions including infectious and nutritional in addition to sensitivities.
Answered 11/14/2012
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