Working in England, Dentist Azad Eyrumlu explained that due to some health reasons, especially dry mouth, sore throat, chewing, swallowing difficulties or bad breath may be experienced. Eyrumlu stated that xerostomia, a medical term for dry mouth, may be a precursor to a disease experienced elsewhere.
ATTENTION TO THOSE WHO EXPERIENCE CONTINUOUS DRY MOUTH!
Eyrumlu said, “Our body is incredibly complex and different parts are closely interconnected, even though we don’t always realize it. This can manifest with symptoms such as a sticky feeling in the mouth, dryness or sore throat, difficulty chewing or swallowing, and even bad breath,” he said, warning citizens to notice the symptoms.
IT MAY BE A HIGHLIGHT OF SOME DISEASES!
Dry mouth can be a sign of many different diseases. Here are some of the main ones:
Autoimmune disorders such as HIV
-Sjogren’s syndrome
-Paralysis
-Diabetes
-Alzheimer’s disease
According to the warnings from specialist physicians, if you think your mouth is drier than normal, you should first increase your water consumption. However, it is underlined that conditions such as diabetes, where more frequent urination, blurred vision and weight loss symptoms are experienced, need treatment as soon as possible.
ONE OF THE SYMPTOMS OF PARLIAMENT: DRY MOUTH
At the same time, a person who has had a stroke may feel numbness or weakness in their limbs, be confused, have trouble speaking or seeing clearly, and may also experience headaches.
All these conditions can cause the salivary glands to malfunction and not produce enough saliva, resulting in dry mouth. This is not only uncomfortable, but also causes some complications in the mouth.
Saliva contains important enzymes that aid digestion and help the body absorb vitamins and nutrients from food. It also helps neutralize acids produced by bacteria and clean food particles. For this reason, individuals with dry mouth have a higher risk of tooth decay, gum disease, mouth sores, malnutrition and broken mouth corners.