Extreme extreme severe burning tongue after aml salvage chemo
My wife has undergone induction chemo and a stem cell transplant. The stem cell transplant failed a couple of weeks ago and she received seven days of salvage chemo. Unfortunately, she now suffers from a burning tongue that is so extremely severe that she cannot eat. Has anyone heard of this? The doctors seem to think it is a symptom of the chemo that she received, but I think this is much, much, much more serious than than just a symptom. Please note that I have looked up burning mouth and burning tingue syndrome but this seems much more extreme.
Thanks in advance,
Sincerely,
Brian
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