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Feeling like your mouth is on fire can be a common experience for people with lupus. Some members of MyLupusTeam have reported mouth pain, burning sensations, and even blistering. This can be due to lupus flare-ups, other autoimmune diseases, or side effects of medications for lupus, such as corticosteroids. One member Show Full Answer

Feeling like your mouth is on fire can be a common experience for people with lupus. Some members of MyLupusTeam have reported mouth pain, burning sensations, and even blistering. This can be due to lupus flare-ups, other autoimmune diseases, or side effects of medications for lupus, such as corticosteroids. One member described it as "burning mouth syndrome," making it painful to eat anything. If you're experiencing this, it's important to discuss it with your healthcare provider to find relief.

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