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Dry mouth and difficulty swallowing
I have a dry mouth since last few days. I am drinking lots of water but after drinking I still feel thirsty. I have also used sugar free gums since yesterday but mouth still dry. My lab reports like diabetes and thyroid are all normal.
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DRY MOUTH (XEROSTOMIA) Common causes • Dehydration • Mouth breathing (especially during sleep) • Allergies / nasal blockage • Side effects of medications (antihistamines, antidepressants, BP meds, painkillers) • Diabetes, thyroid disorders • Smoking / alcohol use • Anxiety or stress • Age-related decreased saliva production
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Drink plenty of water throughout the day • Avoid caffeine, alcohol, smoking • Use a room humidifier at night • Chew sugar-free gum (stimulates saliva) • Sip water frequently
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Do u nasal obstruction or mouth breathing?? Excessive belchings??
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