Hello ma'am, The history given is insufficient for diagnosis. Kindly visit your near by dentist for complete evaluation of the situation.

Don't eat spicy , hot food or liquid, drink plenty of water, keep your self hydrared, if burning sensation and ulcer is there u can aaply mosiba gel over it.. And u can also start multivitamins..

Please post photograph of specific area .

See you need to give detail that what you are observing also,is there any ulcer on tongue

Hello! More details required. For temporary relief start vit B 12 supplement

The sensation you are describing might be due to several causes which includes:- 1. allergic reaction or sensitivity to tooth paste or mouth wash or to certain foods , 2.due to dry mouth which results from dehydration 3. it might be due to mild trauma or irritation caused by friction from sharp edges of your teeth 4. eating acidic or spicy foods 5.might be due to some underlying condition

Is the sensation kind of burning sensation? There can be may explanations for it. Sometimes people have too much acidity due to this also they can experience it . Some times Vitamin deficiency can lead to this type of discomfort in our tongue. I suggest you to take Any Multivitamin with Vit B 12 supplements.   Also try to avoid hot or too cold liquids. If the situation deteriorates or does not respond with the treatment, You can make a consult with me. Or You can visit dentist near You. Thank you 😊.

Don't it's just happens sometimes, your tongue might got soreness that's why such symptoms r happening, u can take B complex tablet once daily for 3 days, it will get recovered, drink more water, don't eat more hot foods or liquids

Hello Need clinical examination for proper diagnosis

Treatment: 1) Use a gentle toothpaste that doesn't contain sodium lauryl sulfate. 2) Rinse your mouth twice or three times a day with salt water. 3) Steer clear of spicy and acidic foods for a while. 4) Drink a lot of water to prevent dehydration.

If ever you have ever got a blood glucose examination done before and you have pre-diabetes or diabetes then you may be experiencing dry mouth which is accompanied with burning sensation in your mouth. Please get a proper blood-glucose profile done before any kind of diagnosis.

Get a clinical check up done for proper diagnosis.

Hi, Is this the first time you are having this feeling? Advise you to take multivitamin tablets for the next 15 days. Drink plenty water and avoid hot and spicy food for the next 3 days. Visit a dentist if you see no change in a few days. Get a clinical evaluation done.