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Old 06-06-2011, 07:41 PM #1
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I am wondering how many suffer from a burning sensation in their mouth/tongue? It is so awful! I can tell when I am in need of another neurontin just by how bad my mouth hurts.

Is this a common thing in MS?

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I think I can say that, that is one MS symptom, I have not had....unless I tried to swallow a big spoonful of boiling chick soup.. Burning feet, burning fingers and burning skin, but no mouth.

So sorry Daisy. I hope it goes away soon..
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When I have this problem, I have found that chewing on gum
helps relieve the symptoms. There is more moisture in the mouth.



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dry mouth here, always thirsty for super cold drinks!
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