A case report of burning mouth syndrome: A diagnostic dilemma
Oral dysaesthesia syndrome called burning mouth syndrome (BMS) causes chronic pain in the orofacial region without presence of any of the detectable organic causes. Common features of BMS are burning sensation in the mouth, xerostomia, dysgeusia, etc. These symptoms ideally show a diurnal pattern, w...
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doaj-1d544b671a3c4233b3f567eb6c0502ed2020-11-25T00:08:53ZengMakhdoomi PrintersGlobal Journal of Medicine and Public Health 2277-96042277-96042016-01-0156A case report of burning mouth syndrome: A diagnostic dilemmaGhassan M Al-IryaniOral dysaesthesia syndrome called burning mouth syndrome (BMS) causes chronic pain in the orofacial region without presence of any of the detectable organic causes. Common features of BMS are burning sensation in the mouth, xerostomia, dysgeusia, etc. These symptoms ideally show a diurnal pattern, were they are less in the morning and worsen as the day progresses and classically subside at the night time. BMS have multifactorial etiology. This report describes a case of burning mouth syndrome in a 60 year old female patient.http://gjmedph.com/uploads/CR1-Vo5No6.pdfBurning Mouth SyndromeXerostomia |
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Oral dysaesthesia syndrome called burning mouth syndrome (BMS) causes chronic pain in the orofacial region without presence of any of the detectable organic causes. Common features of BMS are burning sensation in the mouth, xerostomia, dysgeusia, etc. These symptoms ideally show a diurnal pattern, were they are less in the morning and worsen as the day progresses and classically subside at the night time. BMS have multifactorial etiology. This report describes a case of burning mouth syndrome in a 60 year old female patient. |
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