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I drink a good amount of water on daily basis so I can't uderstand why I can't seem to shake the "dry mouth" affect. I was searching online but all they talk about is this being a result of medicaitons, dehydration and/or nerve damage. I don't have any of these problems so I'm at a lost. Does anyone else have this problem? What do you do for it?
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I drink a good amount of water on daily basis so I can't uderstand why I can't seem to shake the "dry mouth" affect. I was searching online but all they talk about is this being a result of medicaitons, dehydration and/or nerve damage. I don't have any of these problems so I'm at a lost. Does anyone else have this problem? What do you do for it?0
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it is typical if you have diabetes... or perhaps your house is too warm and you don't have evaporators...?0
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it is typical if you have diabetes... or perhaps your house is too warm and you don't have evaporators...?
I'm at work but it didn't occur to me the diabetes. Guess I have to see the DR again:sad:
Thanks that really helped :flowerforyou:0 -
There might be a very simple answer here...are you a mouth breather or nose breather? Breathing throuh your mouth tends to dry you out more...0
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