Learn about Burning Mouth Syndrome along with causes, diagnosis and care options for managing BMS syndrome effectively.

A sore throat, loss of taste, and a burning tongue are telltale signs something is wrong. But the culprit might surprise you. These symptoms can be caused by candidiasis of the mouth—also known as ...

Medically reviewed by John Carew, MD Key Takeaways Most causes of a sore throat and tongue are minor and can be treated by ...

For almost 5 years I've been on low dose Pariet (Omeprazole alternative) - about 10mg every other day. In September I successfully came off them gradually and have no heartburn symptoms any more.

Dear Doctors: I’m 54 years old and post-menopausal. I’ve had increasing issues with my lips for three years. At first, it felt like a persistent sunburn, and now my lips feel as if they are made of ...

LOS ANGELES -- Burning mouth syndrome is a painful reality for millions of people whose mouths feel like it's on fire all the time. Her lips, tongue and mouth appear just fine, but soon after Kelli ...

A team of Italian researchers has found that daily use of a cannabis extract reduced pain and other symptoms caused by burning mouth syndrome. Results of the study, “Evaluating the suitability and ...

Q: I'm a 28-year-old woman and have symptoms that lead me to believe I have burning mouth syndrome. It started out being not so bad, but it is now continuous. I haven't been diagnosed, but I would ...

If you’ve ever scalded the top of your mouth with very hot food or drink you'll know the pain it can cause. Now imagine that awful burning sensation recurring daily for at least 2 hours per day over ...

A 62-year-old woman with stubborn burning mouth syndrome (BMS) experienced a significant decrease in pain after taking the opioid antagonist naltrexone daily. The case report was published on April 30 ...

Most people can relate to the uncomfortable feeling that occurs after scalding their mouth on hot soup or coffee. It's a relief when that burnt feeling subsides after several days. But imagine ...

Q: I'm a 28-year-old woman and have symptoms that lead me to believe I have burning mouth syndrome. It started out being not so bad, but it is now continuous. I haven't been diagnosed, but I would ...