Secondary Burning Mouth Syndrome Treatment
An underlying medical condition can trigger secondary burning mouth syndrome. In such cases, the doctor may conduct a few tests to diagnose the situation, and then go on to treat them specifically.
- In the case of a mouth infection, your doctor prescribes you medication to relieve pain as well as do away with the infection.
- If you are suffering from acid reflux, the doctor usually recommends medicines that can help calm down the stomach.
- If dry mouth is inducing burning tongue in your case, doctors prescribe medicines that can increase the production of saliva in the mouth, along with vitamin shots.
You can also do a self-check and determine if an allergen is causing the burning mouth syndrome. You can do this by checking all the products that you may have changed in the last two weeks, from cosmetics to oral hygiene products.
Burning mouth syndrome may be a long-lasting condition, but certainly one that a person can live through with proper precautions and certain medications.
Lifestyle Changes
One fun way to make burning mouth syndrome bearable without any hassle is to keep oneself adequately hydrated and chewing gum. This will keep the discomfort at bay.
All in all, this syndrome may not be a life-threatening issue, but more like a life-altering one. You have to decide what changes you want to bring about in your life to counter the sensation.
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