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Waking Up In Morning With Dry Mouth After Started Taking Caumadin For Clots
Dr. Grief. Lately when I wake up in the morning my mouth is so dry it almost make me gag. Sometimes this happens during the day. This is a new thing for me. I just started taking Coumadin for two clots I got when I was in the hospital the first part of July. Thank you. Shirley M.
The dry mouth you have might be related to: - sore throat due to recent common cold/flu - candida infection of the mouth - diabetes - dehydration
I suggest to: - get physically examined by an ENT specialist - do culture of your mouth swab for candida - measure your blood sugar levels - measure blood electrolytes
for further evaluation and to start proper treatment.
Meanwhile, I advise to: - keep a good oral hygiene - eat healthy foods - drink more water - do frequent oral gargle
Hope it helped! Dr.Bardha
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Waking Up In Morning With Dry Mouth After Started Taking Caumadin For Clots
Hi Shirley, The dry mouth you have might be related to: - sore throat due to recent common cold/flu - candida infection of the mouth - diabetes - dehydration I suggest to: - get physically examined by an ENT specialist - do culture of your mouth swab for candida - measure your blood sugar levels - measure blood electrolytes for further evaluation and to start proper treatment. Meanwhile, I advise to: - keep a good oral hygiene - eat healthy foods - drink more water - do frequent oral gargle Hope it helped! Dr.Bardha