Sjogren's syndrome: When tissues dry out

Article Abstract:

Sjogren's syndrome is an immune system disorder defined by its two most common symptoms, dry eyes and dry mouth with a combination of genetics and environmental factors being the likely cause. Symptoms are dry, gritty or burning eyes, blurry vision, and difficulty in talking or swallowing, hence self-care measures such as drinking plenty of fluids, using artificial tears, moisturizers and humidifiers and use of eyedrops are useful since there is no cure for this

Causes of, Sjogren's syndrome

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Burning mouth syndrome: Turning down the heat

Article Abstract:

Women over sixty years of age usually experience burning mouth syndrome that does not necessarily involve only the tongue but can spread to the lips, gums, palate and throat causing pain and discomfort. Several medical conditions like hormonal imbalances, gastric reflux, diabetes, under-active thyroid, oral yeast infection and dry mouth could be responsible and so it is very difficult and complicated to pinpoint and treat the exact cause for this syndrome.

Risk factors, Mouth diseases

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