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由于灼口综合征(BMS)和非典型牙周病(AO)的病理生理学仍然很复杂,而且缺乏明确的治疗方案,临床医生只能寻找适当的解决方案。在临床上,过度简化并不能解决 BMS 或 AO 的任何问题。重要的是,要将复杂的现象视为复杂。我们应该在务实的基础上,对药物选择和处方进行仔细观察和事实调查,并定期随访。我们还需要评估治疗的长期预后,精心选择样本量和特征。从心身医学的角度对BMS和AO进行进一步研究,有可能为了解大脑功能与 "慢性口面痛 "之间的关系提供新的视角。
Reappraising the psychosomatic approach in the study of “chronic orofacial pain”: looking for the essential nature of these intractable conditions
As burning mouth syndrome (BMS) and atypical odontalgia (AO) continue to remain complex in terms of pathophysiology and lack explicit treatment protocol, clinicians are left searching for appropriate solutions. Oversimplification solves nothing about what bothers us in clinical situations with BMS or AO. It is important to treat a complicated phenomenon as complex. We should keep careful observations and fact-finding based on a pragmatic approach toward drug selection and prescription with regular follow-up. We also need to assess the long-term prognosis of treatment with a meticulous selection of sample size and characteristics. Further investigation of BMS and AO from a psychosomatic perspective has the potential to provide new insight into the interface between brain function and “chronic orofacial pain.”