burning tongue syndrome
burning tongue syndrome
an idiopathic syndrome of pain in the tongue without apparent lesions, often associated with ageusia; more common in elderly women.
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(1) Burning mouth syndrome
(2) Transient glossodynia linked to eating hot foodsSegen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.
burn·ing mouth syn·drome
(bŭrn'ing mowth sin'drōm) A clinical condition in which the patient complains of a burning sensation in the oral cavity, although the appearance of the oral mucosa is normal; the cause has not been determined.
Synonym(s):
burning tongue syndrome.
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burn·ing tongue syn·drome
(bŭrn'ing tŭng sin'drōm) Idiopathic lingual pain without apparent lesions, often associated with ageusia; more common in elderly women.
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