I’m new here does anyone have an tips for dealing with burning mouth syndrome
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Burning mouth syndrome
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🤔 You may have already tried these options, but you can find other advice online, or speak to your GP,
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.
More items...•14 Feb 2019
mayoclinic.org › drc-2...
Treatment for primary BMS
Suck on small ice chips throughout the day to lessen the burning sensation.
Drink or sip cold liquids throughout the day to relieve mouth pain. ...
Avoid acidic foods, like citrus fruits.
Avoid food and drinks that worsen or trigger the burning sensation. ...
Change your toothpaste.
More items...•22 May 2017
healthline.com › health
I have tried so many things including amitrypytine which hasn’t worked but made me feel awful. I have had it for near 5 months and it’s driving me mad. I am going to try saliva replacement next
Thank you
Hi there - obviously don't know your age - could it be hormonal / menopause related?
Burning mouth syndrome started when my periods stopped, early menopause.
Loss/imbalance of hormone profile, particularly estrogen depletion affects all membranes of the body, eg. eyes, vagina - and the mouth. Burning mouth improved considerably when I was transdermal HRT.
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