Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Dry Mouth Can Be Related To Dry Eyes, And Even Dry Mucous Membranes


Dry Mouth Can Be Related To Dry Eyes, And Even Dry Mucous Membranes    




It Can Be Caused By Certain Medications, Rather Than Dehydration    




A dry mouth is usually linked to dehydration. However, it can be also caused by certain medications, and promote the growth of bacteria that cause bad breath and increase the risk of oral disease and tooth loss. On the other hand, according to studies, the presence of dry mouth is also related to dry eyes, in which the patient may suffer from impaired eyesight, with chronic discomfort and painful wounds and scars on the exterior of the eye. As mentioned, it is not linked to dehydration, but to the lack of a protective film that prevents the teats from evaporating. Tears lubricate the eyes and keep them moist, but they are prone to evaporate. Hence, there are sebaceous glands that secrete a film of fat that rests over the tears and prevents the evaporation. This dryness can also come along with dryness in the mucous membranes, which can be a symptom of a more serious problem, in which the sebaceous glands in the eyes come become blocked or defective. More Information click here.



 

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