Have you ever experienced the feeling of having a dry mouth to the extent that it affects your quality of life? You are not alone. 1 in 5 people say they are suffering from dry mouth, some so much that it affects their day-to-day life*. These symptoms can be noticed in many different ways; dryness or a feeling of stickiness, bad breath, increased thirst, and the feeling of lacking saliva. We are here to help sort out the meaning of dry mouth, why 1 in 5 are suffering from it, and what you can do to ease the feeling of dry mouth.
TePe is working with GP, Dr Sarah Jarvis to raise awareness about dry mouth.
Dr Sarah Jarvis MBE has over 26 years’ experience as a GP.
Dr Jarvis explains; “Dry mouth can leave your mouth feeling dry, it may feel like sandpaper or as though your mouth has been filled with cotton wool.
“It can also be sore, sometimes making your lips feel dry and chapped and can even disrupt your sleep or affect your ability to speak.
“Dry mouth is a symptom of other conditions. Although it can be managed and there are ways to alleviate the discomfort and help reduce its impact.”
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What Is Dry Mouth |
Causes Of Dry Mouth |
Treatment Options |
