
Suggest Treatment For Dry Mouth

Question: After speaking for a while, my mouth goes dry and I start to dry heave -- throw up. If I catch this quickly, and drink a cold glass of water and am silent for a while, this will stop.
Brief Answer:
More information needed.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thanks for using HCM.
I have read your query and understand your concerns.
Dry mouth causes could be several, so, there is need for more information about your symptoms and other related health issues.
Causes include:
- side effects of drugs, ( if you are using any )
- head and neck nerves damage
- autoimmune diseases such Sjogren's
- tobacco use
- diseases that affect directly salivary glands.
I'm awaiting for more information about your health status, in order to narrow the possible causes of your symptoms....,
More information needed.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thanks for using HCM.
I have read your query and understand your concerns.
Dry mouth causes could be several, so, there is need for more information about your symptoms and other related health issues.
Causes include:
- side effects of drugs, ( if you are using any )
- head and neck nerves damage
- autoimmune diseases such Sjogren's
- tobacco use
- diseases that affect directly salivary glands.
I'm awaiting for more information about your health status, in order to narrow the possible causes of your symptoms....,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T


My mouth goes dry if I talk too much. I am a teacher, so that is hard... My bigger concern is the dry heave that follows. I also feel like my tongue is swollen, though it isn't. This has gone on most of my life but has become much more frequent
Brief Answer:
Dentist evaluation needed.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
Since there is no other health condition ( I assume ), that may explain dry mouth, then an examination of your mouth and salivary glands by your Dentist is necessary to assess the correct diagnosis.
In cases where there is insufficient saliva production, medications such pilocarpine and cevimeline may be prescribed by your Doctor.
Those drugs stimulate saliva production.
Simple remedies that may help overcome your problem include siping water or ice chips frequently, chewing sugar free gums, avoiding caffeine, alcohol and tobacco, or saliva substitute such Biotene Oral Balance.
Hope I helped you.
Best regards.
Dentist evaluation needed.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
Since there is no other health condition ( I assume ), that may explain dry mouth, then an examination of your mouth and salivary glands by your Dentist is necessary to assess the correct diagnosis.
In cases where there is insufficient saliva production, medications such pilocarpine and cevimeline may be prescribed by your Doctor.
Those drugs stimulate saliva production.
Simple remedies that may help overcome your problem include siping water or ice chips frequently, chewing sugar free gums, avoiding caffeine, alcohol and tobacco, or saliva substitute such Biotene Oral Balance.
Hope I helped you.
Best regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T


Why do I vomit?
Brief Answer:
Activated vomiting reflex by thick saliva.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
You are vomiting probably by the activation of the vomit reflex and receptors located in your throat.
This reflex can be triggered by thick saliva too.
Hope I helped you.
Greetings.
Activated vomiting reflex by thick saliva.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
You are vomiting probably by the activation of the vomit reflex and receptors located in your throat.
This reflex can be triggered by thick saliva too.
Hope I helped you.
Greetings.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D

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