As my saliva would be sticky and dry, I would also find difficult to pronounce words.

I am also having probles with my hearing, eye sight, sense of taste comes and goes.

So, I went to see my dentist and he has some idea that it could be a virus and I went back to my doctor to see if she could perscribe medication, they did not work.

The dentist also took an x-ray of my sinus cavity and found the picture to be perfect and that the area around the sinus (in the front of my picture) to not be good.

He said it was very cloudy and that I would have to go and see an ENT, ear, nose, throat doctor.

I asked if it could be a build up of dried sinus and if the sinus fluid is trying to find a way out and if it could be the cause of the the bubble in the mouth.

I also have some small sore inside the mouth that looks like its being eaten up by acids.

I have had all the tests done to rule out, herpes, coldkanker sores etc.

Has anyone checked into this I have yet to go to my appointment to find out about the sinus.

At the same time bottom gums swelled and I was told that one of my back molars needed extrac.

I since I can remember, but for at least 18 years now, Ive had a sore in my r.

Ive seen two primary care doctors, one ENT, a Dental Surgeon,an Allergy Asthma Dr.

Not one had heard of Burning Mouth Syndrome except the Allergy Asthma who told me what I had.Ive been on many medications like NyStatin, Fluconazole, Clotrimazolele, Montelukast, Magic Mouthwash, Triamcinolone dental paste, Predisone, Gabapentin, Lidocaine, Hydrocortizone, warm water mixed with Hydrogen Peroxide and there has been no help except the Lidocaine numbs the tongue for about 20 min and the dental paste put on the tongue helps at night to get to sleep.

When I am taking in food there is no issue and I can enjoy food.

So thankfully, I can eat and sleep O.K., but every waking moment I am dealing with the constant saliva bubbles.

I have to have sugar free lozenges, sugar free gum, and Therabreath mints, ice water, ice cubes and cold ice cream help.

Then during all this the dentist found that I had an abscess under my crown.

So I had to see an Endodontist to do a root canal through a crown which cost over a thousand dollars.

Anyone, Dr. or other person, have any ideas for help with this terrible.situation Remember its been 6 mos.

Oh, I forgot to mention, during this time my daughter took me to Upstate University Hospital Emergency Room and we were there 7 - 12 hours and all the Doctors I saw that day never heard of Burning Mouth Syndrome.

One other thing, the dentist thought I should see a friend of his who is a surgeon to look into my salivary gland where the bubbles are coming from.

But, right now I am just about out of funds so I have to wait a little bit before I do that.

I think it is due to the Statins I have taking for Blood Pressure and Cholesterol control.

The only rest I get from this weird sensation is when Ix27;m asleep or eating.

My saliva would be so sour at times that my lips would start to have irritation and burning sensation.

Saliva Sample Too Much Bubble