burning mouth syndrome
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Hi
I've been suffering from this for about 2 month.
At first I didn't know what it was till I googled my symptoms
I have a taste which at first was metallic it's now sometimes salty.
The roof of my mouth and tongue feels like i had scalded it like with a hot drink though I havnt
My mouth gets dry and it's worse then.
I take venlafaxine antidepressant, and I'm thinking is it this.
Do you suffer for this? And if so what's it symptoms or have you got rid off it.
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ashtreex
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http://www.drymouth.info/practitioner/treatment.asp
it mentions antidepressants as a possible cause and lists them.
hope this is helpful
Emis_Moderator
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There is a venlafaxine forum here https://patient.info/forums/discuss/browse/venlafaxine-3285 - it may be worth asking other users there about this.
Alan
rita61
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Told her I was not anxious till the numbness started and now there are moments when it is so annoying. My understanding is that it does not necessarily go away, you manage the symptoms till it might go away. If this approach does not help we are going to try neurontin for the discomfort. Wishing you well in relief of your discomfort.
laura86942 rita61
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I'm on a steroid mouthwash now, which might be helping. It's hard to tell. I just found this:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/burning-mouth-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20350911
maria203
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tongue as gone very pale and white - I always had a pink tongue before this. The tongue isn't coated it as
actually gone pale. What I want to know is as this happened to anyone else or is it maybe due to acid which
as actually done this. I'm not sure if I suffer with acid reflux but will be having tests shortly to determine this. I sometimes don't get the burning but it does seem to be happening more often it affects my tongue , lips and side of my mouth. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated .
Maria
joey2
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If a cause can't be found, treatment can be challenging. There's no known cure for primary burning mouth syndrome, so treatment is aimed at controlling the symptoms. You may need to try several treatment methods before finding one or a combination that helps reduce your mouth discomfort. You may be able to reduce the discomfort from burning mouth syndrome or prevent your discomfort from getting worse by avoiding.................
Don't use tobacco products.
Avoid alcohol and products with alcohol, as they may irritate the lining of your mouth.
Avoid products with cinnamon or mint.
Avoid spicy-hot foods.
Avoid acidic foods and liquids, such as tomatoes, orange juice, soft drinks and coffee.
Try different mild or flavor-free brands of toothpaste, such as one for sensitive teeth or one without mint or cinnamon.
Take steps to reduce excessive stress.Treatment options may include:
Saliva replacement products
Specific oral rinses or lidocaine
Capsaicin, a pain reliever that comes from chili peppers
An anticonvulsant medication called clonazepam (Klonopin)
Certain antidepressants
Medications that block nerve pain
Cognitive behavioral therapy
jacqueline01135 joey2
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Make the effort Joey, pills are not the answer to everything
Jacqueline
victoria999999 joey2
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Epal clio51
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I was hoping with this new forum I found it there is to get a new medication that might take care of the symptoms. Can't stant the burning.
amy77777 Epal
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Please respond back and let me know if you still have the burning?
loumango amy77777
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Hi Amy!
My BMS started roughly 7 months ago after a procedure for a back molar implant. The surgery itself was a success, but if I could take it back.. I would. This is of course because of the BMS. It seems as though this trauma is what sparked it up.
I have been to a Dentist, an Oral Surgeon and will be going to a ENT in the next few weeks to discuss the issue. The Dentist and Oral Surgeon had a few things that they thought is was. Such as Candida or grinding of the teeth. I was treated as if I had those to no prevail. Both of them seemed to be pretty dismissive as this usually only happens in post postmenopausal women. Well I'm a 26 year old Bro.. so no.
I do not plan on accepting my fate with BMS and am driven to know the underlying cause and find a treatment. I know it is extremely discouraging to go on these message boards and read peoples pain and see that they have not found anything that works for them. So I have planned to keep everyone posted on this blog of my journey. I plan to keep the conversation going. I plan to answer as many questions I can with my own experience. I'll keep a log stating what hasn't worked for me and also appointment updates. I'm doing this because the response of "Cope With It" is quite frankly ignorant. This is real. The pain is real. Lets go!!!
Things that have not worked for me:
- Treatment For Candida
- Sensodyne Toothpaste (made it worse)
Things to try this week
- Dry Mouth Rinse and Spray
- Avoiding acidic foods
- Zantac 150
kathy8877 loumango
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i am new to this syndrome Mine seemed to start after developing thrush After two rounds of medication for the thrush i was eating and got terrible burning and tingling in mouth lips gums even my face it almost felt like an allergic reaction i am being treated for menopause and i have autoimmune disorder My mouth deteriorated pretty rapidly . i have seen dentist three GP's and chatted with the neurologist to tell me to go back to dentist or to schedule with an ENT i have spent so much money on doctors and medicines i wasnt anxious before this but it is certainly driving me crazy right now if i can help in any way please let me know
jacqueline01135 clio51
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good luck
Jacqueline
amy77777 jacqueline01135
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Did your burning mouth go away? Please respond. Thank you!
Amy
nosls13aa clio51
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Of course I can't be sure if it was SLS or another ingredient in Sensodyne, but I am definitely not going to try another toothpaste for a while now!