Depending on the cause, glossopyrosis can be associated with other symptoms, including pain, dry mouth, taste changes, numbness or tingling of one or more areas of the tongue.
Given the wide spectrum of possible causes, the characteristics of the burning tongue and the onset of this disorder in relation to other symptoms are important for the differential diagnosis. If this manifestation is recurrent or persists more than necessary, it is important to contact a doctor for the appropriate investigations.
In some cases, the burning in the tongue tends to resolve spontaneously within a few days, but it is possible to resort to some remedies to obtain a more or less lasting relief. At other times, however, therapeutic interventions aimed at resolving the underlying cause are needed.
too hot, spicy, spicy or acidic (e.g. lemon, grapefruit, tomato and citrus). In this case, the manifestation can last for a few hours or a few days.
The burning of the tongue can also be associated with tobacco smoke and the habitual consumption of alcohol and beverages containing caffeine or other stimulants (eg coffee, tea and cola).
