Your Medication Could
Be Contributing
Many medicines can reduce saliva production, including some used for depression, high blood pressure, and bladder-control problems.
If dryness began after starting or changing a medicine, mention it to your prescriber. They may review the dose or consider another option. Do not stop prescribed medication on your own.
4. Alcohol, Tobacco, and Caffeine May Make It Worse
Alcohol and tobacco can dry the mouth, and limiting caffeine may help. A bedroom humidifier may also improve comfort at night.
Spicy or salty foods can irritate
