Experiencing a burning sensation in the mouth may indicate a health issue, and among the common causes behind this problem, according to the "Daily Mail" report, are issues in the digestive system such as acid reflux, mouth diseases, and liver problems. Some medications, allergies, and pregnancy can also be potential causes of this sensation.
The report points out that changes in the sense of taste can result from inflammation in the nasal cavities or throat infections, in addition to hormonal changes during pregnancy that can cause burning in the mouth. Additionally, psychological factors such as stress and anxiety can affect the senses.
Despite the fact that most cases of burning sensation tend to be due to simple and temporary reasons, it is advisable to consult a doctor if this sensation persists regularly or if it is accompanied by other symptoms such as abdominal pain, vomiting, weight loss, or persistent nausea.
Treatment for the burning sensation in the mouth depends on the underlying cause, and it may involve changing lifestyle habits such as quitting smoking, using medications to treat nausea or acid reflux, and in some cases, surgery may be necessary to treat the condition.
