| The administration of antihypertensive and anticholinergic medications also impairs salivary functions and promotes xerostomia. |
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| One of the best ways to treat xerostomia is to drink water more frequently. |
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| Dry mouth, or xerostomia, is a state where there is a lack of saliva flow in your mouth. |
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| Dry mouth or xerostomia occurs when the glands that produce saliva stop working due to disease, medications or due to cancer treatment. |
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| I guessed that the entry would be GUM, but had no idea what xerostomia was until I looked it up. |
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| It turns out that xerostomia is dry mouth. |
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| This situation is called xerostomia or dry mouth. |
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| Acupuncture at a point commonly used to treat xerostomia is associated with activation of the insula and adjacent opercula. |
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| The use of a cholinesterase inhibitor for the manufacture of a medicament for the treatment of xerostomia, wherein the medicament is to be administered topically to the oral mucosa. |
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| Smoking or chewing tobacco can affect the production of saliva and dry even more a mouth that is already suffering from xerostomia. Continuously breathing through the mouth can also contribute to the problem. |
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| Previous animal and laboratory studies provided evidence that green tea polyphenols could be beneficial for xerostomia. |
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| They correctly spelt words like phytophilous, xerostomia, and arenicolous, among thousands of other head-scratchers. |
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| Other: There have been reports of abdominal pain, weakness and xerostomia. |
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| Xerostomia, or dry mouth, is an unpleasant sensation caused by a reduced production of saliva. |
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| Xerostomia is defined by a state of dryness in the mouth caused by a lack of saliva, or a lack of saliva production by the salivary glands. |
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| Xerostomia is a state where the mouth lacks saliva, giving an uncomfortable feeling of dryness. |
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| Xerostomia or dry mouth follows a reduced production of saliva because salivary glands are affected during treatments. |
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| Xerostomia occurs when inflammation is present in the parotid, submaxillary or sublingual salivary glands. |
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