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Can Dietary Supplement Lean EFX Cause Dryness And Sores In Mouth?
Can the dietary supplement Lean EFX cause mouth sores? I have been taking it for ten days. It causes dry mouth so I am constantly drinking water. About three or four days ago I got a sore on my gums and swollen taste buds on the tip and side of my tongue. Today the entire tip of my tongue began to hurt and have a numb feeling. Very painful and hard to eat anything. I expect this will all go away in a couple days but I am wondering if it is from the Lean EFX. Any ideas???
Mon, 14 Sep 2015
Hi Dear,
Welcome to HCM.
Understanding your concern. As per your query you have dryness and sores in mouth after start taking lean EFX supplement . Although this supplement not known cause such problem but in some people it is known to cause problem . Ingredients like diuretics and stimulants are known to cause side effects in some people , usually those who are suffering from some other medical condition or taking other medication . I would suggest to stop taking this supplement and consult dietitian and discuss the whole scenario . For now drink plenty of water to flush out the present doe of supplement ans apply orabase gel on sores .
Get Well Soon.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Harry Maheshwari
Welcome to HCM.
Understanding your concern. As per your query you have dryness and sores in mouth after start taking lean EFX supplement . Although this supplement not known cause such problem but in some people it is known to cause problem . Ingredients like diuretics and stimulants are known to cause side effects in some people , usually those who are suffering from some other medical condition or taking other medication . I would suggest to stop taking this supplement and consult dietitian and discuss the whole scenario . For now drink plenty of water to flush out the present doe of supplement ans apply orabase gel on sores .
Get Well Soon.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Harry Maheshwari
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