Burning tongue might not be associated with______________?

Correct answer: A. Ranula

  • A. Ranula
  • B. Diabetes mellitus
  • C. Pernicious anaemia
  • D. Local irritation

Explanation

Burning tongue may accompany diabetes, pernicious anaemia and local irritants, but a ranula is a mucous retention pseudocyst and does not typically cause burning tongue. Ranula usually presents as a painless, fluctuant swelling in the floor of the mouth.

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