PMC4247146_01
Spontaneous burning pain and numbness associated with allodynia.. Notes: (A) June 17, 2013. Red area: spontaneous burning pain associated with allodynia to mechanical stimuli. (B) July 1, 2013. Reduction of the size of the red area and of symptom intensity. At control, the pain was not only reduced in terms of intensity and the size of the area, but sensory changes were also observed with a patchy distribution of numbness (not colored), and allodynic areas (red areas) were still present.
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He reported that after a while, the pain spread to the right angle of the mouth and upper lip (Figure 1A). After 14 days of treatment, spontaneous pain intensity was measured as a score of 6.7 on the VAS, accompanied by a marked reduction in the painful area (Figure 1B).