2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.adengl.2016.11.003
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RF–Burning Mouth Syndrome: New Treatments

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“…Considering the primary outcome: most of our patients demonstrated a significant decrease in pain, and a small percentage of patients were completely symptom-free. These results are similar to studies about other psychiatric interventions, such as cognitive behavioural therapies or group psychotherapies (18)(19)(20), and regarding local or systemic treatments, the results are more encouraging than some of those reported in the literature (10,21).…”
Section: Pain Characteristicssupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…Considering the primary outcome: most of our patients demonstrated a significant decrease in pain, and a small percentage of patients were completely symptom-free. These results are similar to studies about other psychiatric interventions, such as cognitive behavioural therapies or group psychotherapies (18)(19)(20), and regarding local or systemic treatments, the results are more encouraging than some of those reported in the literature (10,21).…”
Section: Pain Characteristicssupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Patient quality of life is impaired (9). There are no treatment guidelines, and multiple pharmacological agents have been trialed, in particular, antidepressants (10,11). Recently, a Cochrane review of studies of interventions for treating BMS concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support or refute the use of any interventions in managing BMS and encouraged the assessment of the role of neuropathic pain treatments and psychiatric therapies in the treatment of BMS (12).…”
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“…O tratamento da SAB primária se torna mais complexo por apresentar etiologia desconhecida. A literatura propõe uma terapêutica medicamentosa com várias substâncias, como o gel de capsaicina, aloe vera e a lidocaína e medicamentos sistêmicos como antidepressivos tricíclicos, antipsicóticos, benzodiazepínicos (clonazepam) e inibidores seletivos da serotonina, além da psicoterapia 39 . Os tratamentos com maiores evidências científicas são atualmente o ácido alfa lipóico e o clonazepam 40 .…”
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“…No controle da SAB, a capsaicina deve ser aplicada diariamente de três a quatro vezes sobre a área afetada. Sua administração reduz o acúmulo de substância P e outros neurotransmissores e dessensibiliza os nociceptores do tipo C, aliviando dessa forma o sintoma de queimação 39 . Contudo, a capsaicina tópica pode ter algumas limitações como ser contraindicada em pacientes que possuem alergia a pimenta e alguns pacientes podem sentir os efeitos colaterais como calor e ardor na área em que é aplicada 39 .…”
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