Why do certain psych medication cause dry cotton mouth? - provigil, mouth sores
Psych take two tablets per day. Effexor XR (high dose) for depression, anxiety and Provigil (which is not really Psych Med, but it is prescribed off-label) successfully for the symptoms of ADD. I think I need a water bottle-style rifle, tied me 24 / 7. They say that people 64 liters of water a day --- it must be forgotten. Throughout the day, every day, I am like a desert. It also affects the way they talk about when they stick back, and my tongue in her mouth. Every doctor, there is to know what mechanism causes such as cotton mouth? I really need any advice - but I am looking for the source of the problem. Thank you.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Provigil, Mouth Sores Why Do Certain Psych Medication Cause Dry Cotton Mouth?
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Dry mouth or xerostomia, leading to reduced secretion of saliva. More than two medications to claim 250 xerostomia as a side effect. Medications that produce xerostomia as a side effect of anticholinergics, antidepressants, anti-Parkinson drugs, antihistamines / decongestants, Urinary antispasmodics, neuroleptics, diuretics, hypnotics, systemic bronchodilators, muscle relaxants, reserpine, methyldopa, laxatives, beta-blockers, narcotics, and guanabenz clonidine.
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