Reactivating saliva and vaccinations ( Depress immune sys )
Ray
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pilocarpine drops
are likely what you are referring to for eyes. It comes in tablet form, called Salagen, to improve salivation. There are other medications as well. I didn't improve on salagen, but I sweat like crazy.0 -
Yes, Salagen. I take one,longtermsurvivor said:pilocarpine drops
are likely what you are referring to for eyes. It comes in tablet form, called Salagen, to improve salivation. There are other medications as well. I didn't improve on salagen, but I sweat like crazy.
Yes, Salagen. I take one, 7.5 mg tablet every 4 to 6 hours. When I first starting taking it I would sweat like crazy but now it only happens sometimes, guess my body is used to it. It really works for me and it gives me enough saliva to make me comfortable. I wish I produced enough saliva to reduce my tooth decay. My dentist says it's not the quantity of saliva but the quality.0 -
dry mouthSheilarhc said:Yes, Salagen. I take one,
Yes, Salagen. I take one, 7.5 mg tablet every 4 to 6 hours. When I first starting taking it I would sweat like crazy but now it only happens sometimes, guess my body is used to it. It really works for me and it gives me enough saliva to make me comfortable. I wish I produced enough saliva to reduce my tooth decay. My dentist says it's not the quantity of saliva but the quality.
I am really lucky with my new dentist he has dealt with friends with dry mouth and has made me some moulds with small reservoirs to wear at night. As you grind or bite small amounts of drymouth gear gets released.
Thank you so much for your prompt reply.0 -
ratsRayTodd said:dry mouth
I am really lucky with my new dentist he has dealt with friends with dry mouth and has made me some moulds with small reservoirs to wear at night. As you grind or bite small amounts of drymouth gear gets released.
Thank you so much for your prompt reply.
In Australia it only comes in liquid eyedrops0 -
RayRayTodd said:dry mouth
I am really lucky with my new dentist he has dealt with friends with dry mouth and has made me some moulds with small reservoirs to wear at night. As you grind or bite small amounts of drymouth gear gets released.
Thank you so much for your prompt reply.
I've spent a bit of time looking for something like this on the internet, without success. I've even bought a couple of bite guards thinking if I could stop all mouth-breathing that might help, but the darned things didn't fit me right. Does he make these from molds that he makes of your teeth? And what do you put in the reservoirs?
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try
try stopper4. i have used for 7-8 years now after going thru 8-10 other products. it is over the counter on the internet only. first couple times might be a challenge for some as it was for me, after that it is my special help.
google search for finding where to purchase, the pump spray bottle is about 6-7 dollars and lasts for weeks. i have 3-4 different bottles located in house and car to make it easy for me.
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European equivalent?fisrpotpe said:try
try stopper4. i have used for 7-8 years now after going thru 8-10 other products. it is over the counter on the internet only. first couple times might be a challenge for some as it was for me, after that it is my special help.
google search for finding where to purchase, the pump spray bottle is about 6-7 dollars and lasts for weeks. i have 3-4 different bottles located in house and car to make it easy for me.
john
Tried ordering but only for the States, no international delivery that I could work out. Anyone know another site?
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Saliva stimulatorLarrykins said:European equivalent?
Tried ordering but only for the States, no international delivery that I could work out. Anyone know another site?
Thanks L
I sometimes use OraMoist. It is a small patch that you stick in the roof of your mouth. It dissolves in 2-4 hours but you can use as many as needed. I order mine from Amazon.0 -
John, what did you mean byfisrpotpe said:try
try stopper4. i have used for 7-8 years now after going thru 8-10 other products. it is over the counter on the internet only. first couple times might be a challenge for some as it was for me, after that it is my special help.
google search for finding where to purchase, the pump spray bottle is about 6-7 dollars and lasts for weeks. i have 3-4 different bottles located in house and car to make it easy for me.
john
John, what did you mean by the stoppers being a challenge at first? Was it the taste?
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very littlejim and i said:John, what did you mean by
John, what did you mean by the stoppers being a challenge at first? Was it the taste?
Debbie
the first couple time with a couple sprays it felt like it was slightly burning. i can not taste. the burn only lasted for several seconds and maybe the first 3-4 times i used it. it is the only thing i have found over the years that works and i have tried everything. it is a very small challenge.
john0
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