Table 4. Prevalence of co-occurrent pain symptoms in burning mouth syndrome (BMS) patients’ samples and in the general population.
Pain syndromes | Prevalence of the pain symptom in the study sample | Prevalence of the pain symptom in the general population of equivalent age |
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Temporomandibular disorders | 12 to 66% [20,21,29,30] | 44 to 50% [44,47] |
Headaches | 4 to 40% [16,23,25,30,41] | 46% with active headache [50] |
Abdominal pain | 17% [16] | IBS in 6–18% [43] |
Genital pain | 2 to 12% [16,30] | 7 to 8% [45,49] |
Back pain | 19 to 44% [16,26,30] | 29% [48] |
Widespread musculoskeletal pain (fibromyalgia) | 4 to 8% [16,23,27,30] | 2 to 8% [46] |