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Dry mouth

Woke up the last two nights with the worst dry mouth ever. No signs of dehydration. Anyone else experience this and anything relieve or stop it?

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I had this too. I kept a water bottle by my bed and had a sip whenever I got up to take pain meds or use restroom.

I have this too. Only in the nite. Very frustrating. Month out and no meds. I get my fluids??? Not sure how to resolve. Any recommendation from others would be great!

Yes, I have experienced being extremely thirsty at night. I thought it was just me but at my 3 week post op appointment there were 5 sleevers at the nutritionists office. I asked if anyone else was constantly thirsty. It was a unanimous yes! At night particularly was also confirmed. So you are not alone and it does does better.

I have this to and I'm constantly have to spit and its white some times has anyone experience this even when I brush my teeth my saliva is thick also my voice is raspy it has never came completely back since surgery 1/21 /13 has anyone experienced a hoarseness about their voice

I also have this more often then I would like, I try to drink more water before bedtime to avoid it and keep a bottle next to my bed. its annoying!! I think the heat from the furnace and not getting as much fluids is causing it but who knows??

I had this for about the first 6 weeks after surgery. I just kept a water bottle at bedside. In the very beginning I used bioten mouth moisturizing spray at bedtime but I still woke up several times with cotton mouth!!

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