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Question by  jj49 (19)

Can diabetes cause dry mouth?

 
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Answer by  lady1 (69)

Yes, diabetes can cause dry mouth but so can a host of other things like: medication, not eating for extended periods of time, dehydration. The only way to know for sure if you have diabetes is to see your healthcare provider.

 
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Answer by  thattractorguy (2970)

Yes, it can especially if you are on any kind of medication. Because your body is not utilizing sugar the way it should, the saliva in your mouth can become decreased which causes your mouth to feel dry.

 
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Answer by  bubbyboy (9929)

Yes it can. This will lead you to drink more liquids and extreme thirst is one symptom of diabetes. If it lasts, see your doctor.

 
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Answer by  Jenny25 (939)

Yes it can cause a dry mouth depending on the medicine you are taking. Drink water more often and it should be okay.

 
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Answer by  rasheedckd (133)

the most commonest oral health problem in diabetic patient is dry mouth. it is due to several reasons such as neuropathy,lack of hydration, kidney dialysis, etc.

 
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Answer by  nupsmommy (375)

Yes, dry mouth can be caused by diabetes. This is caused by high glucose levels in the bloodstream. Common treatment for dry mouth is to drink water, pop, or juice.

 
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Answer by  KMcRae (714)

Definitely. Dry mouth is one of the symptoms typically associated with diabetes. It is often accompanied by frequent urination and a feeling of constant thirst.

 
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