Parodontax Toothpaste Caused Severe Mouth Burning and Anxiety Attack

I recently purchased Parodontax toothpaste for gum disease and have experienced a very disturbing reaction that I feel needs to be taken seriously. I first started using the toothpaste around March 26. Each time I used it in the evening after dinner, about half an hour to an hour after brushing, my mouth began to burn badly. The burning was so intense and uncomfortable that I had to stop using the product. When I stopped, the burning went away, which made it clear that the toothpaste was the cause. After a while, I decided to try it again to be sure, and the reaction was even worse. Not only did my mouth burn again, but it was so severe that it triggered an anxiety attack. This was a very frightening experience for me, and it has made me completely lose trust in this product. I have now stopped using Parodontax toothpaste completely. I am going to see my dentist about this and will mention the reaction, but I do not have dental insurance, so this visit will likely cost me money that I would not have had to spend if I had not used this toothpaste. I also went to the pharmacy where I bought it, and the pharmacist told me they had received similar complaints before, which worries me even more. I am requesting that Parodontax take this situation seriously, investigate this product and these kinds of reactions, and reach out to me regarding what happened. I would like an explanation, and I believe I should not be left alone with the possible treatment costs caused by this reaction. I also think other customers should be properly warned if this is a known issue.