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What Causes Burning Sensations In The Lip And Tongue?
I have been taking Warfarin for a month, due to a pulmonary embolism. I also have type 2 diabetes and take Metformin for blood sugar; Atorvastatin for cholesterol ; Fenofibrate & Lisinopril for blood pressure; and Levothyroxine for my thyroid. Last week I developed a burning sensation in my lips and tongue, with occasional numbness of my nose and chin. The feeling goes away when I am eating, or drinking coffee. It is not present in the morning when I wake up. I am wondering if I am have a reaction, or if the medicines are working different with Warfarin in my system.
Hi welcome to Hcm Symptoms in your case suggestive of infarcts in the brain or compression of trigeminal nerve...and facial nerve..Get an MRI Brain immediately to confirm the diagnosis.Do not stop your present medication.Consult neurologist and cardiologist for expert management.thankyou
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What Causes Burning Sensations In The Lip And Tongue?
Hi welcome to Hcm Symptoms in your case suggestive of infarcts in the brain or compression of trigeminal nerve...and facial nerve..Get an MRI Brain immediately to confirm the diagnosis.Do not stop your present medication.Consult neurologist and cardiologist for expert management.thankyou