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What are the most common symptoms of burning mouth syndrome?
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Only in your mouth: In primary burning mouth syndrome (bms) only oral structures hurt - tongue, lips, the lining (mucosa) & the palate (roof) of your mouth. In secondary bms - caused by nutritional deficiency, reflux, nasal obstruction, diabetes, medication, anxiety - you will likely have additional non-oral symptoms. I hope you have discussed this with your doctor.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Below: Burning sensation most commonly affects tongue, dry mouth, taste changes or loss of taste.
Answered 4/13/2013
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