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Re: DRY MOUTH CAUSED BY MEDICATION. . . » DiscoPuppy

Posted by IsoM on June 28, 2002, at 19:17:46

In reply to DRY MOUTH CAUSED BY MEDICATION. . ., posted by DiscoPuppy on June 28, 2002, at 17:26:07

I know chewing gum isn't very professional but gum works better than anything else for me. I keep it in my mouth but don't chew it after the initial flavour's gone - just tucked in the side of my mouth with an occasional chew now & then. Nobody ever notices & it works. The extra saliva produced will protect your teeth from decay too. Tooth decay caused by dry mouth from medications is a real concern for dentists.

128 ounces of water a day? That's 16 glasses! I'm not sure about it washing out your meds faster - that only works for water-soluble compounds, but you may find your electrolyte balance off from that much water.


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