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Burning sensation in the mouth after eat
This is regarding a problem that my father has been facing for along time. after eating anything even mildly spicy my father experiences a burning sensation in his mouth. He has consulted a doctors regarding this matter and has also taken medicines but the problem persists. The problem occurs mainly in the upper wall of the mouth.
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Along with antioxidants and ointments, please check if he has a dry mouth problem. It's very common at this age.
For that ask him to increase his water intake and also use a dry mouth gel like Duestom.
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Dr. Pankaj Awasthi
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7 yrs exp
Lucknow
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Hexigel+ kenacort ointments r used...put on dt region for 10 min n dn rinse... Repeated
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4-5 times a day
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Dr. Parag M. Khatri
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30 yrs exp
Mumbai
Is there any redness or any white patch seen in the area of burning?
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This could be either some vitamin deficiency or some systemic issue...you should consult a specialist for the same
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Increase your maintenance and keep the teeth plaque free..this will help in reducing gingival inflammation
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