What is Bogorad's syndrome?
What is Bogorad's syndrome?
- Bogorad's syndrome: Spontaneous tearing of the eyes when eating or drinking. Tear production increases when salivation increases. It is most often associated with paralysis of a facial nerve.
Bogorad's syndrome: Introduction
Types of Bogorad's syndrome:
Broader types of Bogorad's syndrome:
How serious is Bogorad's syndrome?
Complications of Bogorad's syndrome:
see complications of Bogorad's syndrome
What causes Bogorad's syndrome?
Causes of Bogorad's syndrome: see causes of Bogorad's syndrome
What are the symptoms of Bogorad's syndrome?
Symptoms of Bogorad's syndrome:
see symptoms of Bogorad's syndrome
Complications of Bogorad's syndrome:
see complications of Bogorad's syndrome
Bogorad's syndrome: Testing
Diagnostic testing: see tests for Bogorad's syndrome.
Misdiagnosis: see misdiagnosis and Bogorad's syndrome.
How is it treated?
Doctors and Medical Specialists for Bogorad's syndrome: Neurologist, Otolaryngologist
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see also doctors and medical specialists for Bogorad's syndrome.
Treatments for Bogorad's syndrome:
see treatments for Bogorad's syndrome
Name and Aliases of Bogorad's syndrome
Main name of condition: Bogorad's syndrome
Other names or spellings for Bogorad's syndrome:
paroxysmal lacrimation syndrome
Crocodile tears syndrome, Gustatory lacrimation
Source - Diseases Database