Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review

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Autor(a) principal: Miziara,Ivan
Data de Publicação: 2015
Outros Autores: Chagury,Azis, Vargas,Camila, Freitas,Ludmila, Mahmoud,Ali
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: International Archives of Otorhinolaryngology
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Resumo: Introduction Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is characterized by a burning sensation in the tongue, palate, lips, or gums of no well-defined etiology. The diagnosis and treatment for primary BMS are controversial. No specific laboratory tests or diagnostic criteria are well established, and the diagnosis is made by excluding all other possible disorders. Objective To review the literature on the main treatment options in idiopathic BMS and compare the best results of the main studies in 15 years. Data Synthesis We conducted a literature review on PubMed/MEDLINE, SciELO, and Cochrane-BIREME of work in the past 15 years, and only selected studies comparing different therapeutic options in idiopathic BMS, with preference for randomized and double-blind controlled studies. Final Comments Topical clonazepam showed good short-term results for the relief of pain, although this was not presented as a definitive cure. Similarly, α-lipoic acid showed good results, but there are few randomized controlled studies that showed the longterm results and complete remission of symptoms. On the other hand, cognitive therapy is reported as a good and lasting therapeutic option with the advantage of not having side effects, and it can be combined with pharmacologic therapy.
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title Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review
spellingShingle Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review
Miziara,Ivan
treatment
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title_short Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review
title_full Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review
title_fullStr Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review
title_full_unstemmed Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review
title_sort Therapeutic Options in Idiopathic Burning Mouth Syndrome: Literature Review
author Miziara,Ivan
author_facet Miziara,Ivan
Chagury,Azis
Vargas,Camila
Freitas,Ludmila
Mahmoud,Ali
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Vargas,Camila
Freitas,Ludmila
Mahmoud,Ali
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Chagury,Azis
Vargas,Camila
Freitas,Ludmila
Mahmoud,Ali
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stomatodynia
burning mouth syndrome
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stomatodynia
burning mouth syndrome
description Introduction Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is characterized by a burning sensation in the tongue, palate, lips, or gums of no well-defined etiology. The diagnosis and treatment for primary BMS are controversial. No specific laboratory tests or diagnostic criteria are well established, and the diagnosis is made by excluding all other possible disorders. Objective To review the literature on the main treatment options in idiopathic BMS and compare the best results of the main studies in 15 years. Data Synthesis We conducted a literature review on PubMed/MEDLINE, SciELO, and Cochrane-BIREME of work in the past 15 years, and only selected studies comparing different therapeutic options in idiopathic BMS, with preference for randomized and double-blind controlled studies. Final Comments Topical clonazepam showed good short-term results for the relief of pain, although this was not presented as a definitive cure. Similarly, α-lipoic acid showed good results, but there are few randomized controlled studies that showed the longterm results and complete remission of symptoms. On the other hand, cognitive therapy is reported as a good and lasting therapeutic option with the advantage of not having side effects, and it can be combined with pharmacologic therapy.
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