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Anyone else have really dry mouth during the night?

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I could not. Only in soft stage be careful with eggs early on I are a lot of egg beaters I was out one morning and cooked whole eggs and got really really sick. We are all different so you may have no problem but I would not wish that on anyone.

OMG - the dry mouth at night!!!!!! It's like someone put glue in my mouth. I have noticed if I am over my 64 ounces, it's not as bad. I guess that's my clue!!!!

I was allowed scrambled eggs during puree stage. Soft scrambled eggs - you can add Water, I add a splash of milk and cook them on low heat.

Every single night I get dry mouth. Without fail.

<p>Every single night I get dry mouth. Without fail.</p>

Yes! I was so freaked out last night. Fell asleep with and ice chip in my mouth.

Sometimes I wake up at night and my mouth is so dry I have to get up and get a drink. I also take a medicine which gives you a dry mouth so it may be a side effect.

I did not get eggs until the soft stage. Some people have problems with eggs. I was fortunate and could eat them. I have some days where I can eat two eggs over mediumand others when 1 egg scrambled with cheese fills me up.

Yes!!!! 2nd day post and mmy mouth sooo dry!!!!!!!

I sleep with a bottle of water next to my bed, most nights I wake up and end up sipping 1/2 the bottle! What's up with that? I'm getting in about 70oz a day!!

Eggs were not good for me at all...horrible pain than I lost them. Not going there for a lonnngggggg time!

I sleep with a bottle of Water next to my bed, most nights I wake up and end up sipping 1/2 the bottle! What's up with that? I'm getting in about 70oz a day!!

eggs were not good for me at all...horrible pain than I lost them. Not going there for a lonnngggggg time!

Onedaycloser,

I am not sure how far out you are from your surgery, but if a food does not agree with you the first time, wait a while and try it again. The first time I had an egg, I added milk and some cheese to help make them moister and cooked on a low heat.

I feel better knowing that I am not alone in the dry mouth department. I have been getting in my liquids but I still have it. SF Popsicles work great..might try st hard candies

Riberty, I will be 3 weeks out tomorrow (Monday), will take your suggestion and give it another try someday. Not a huge fan of eggs but that was scary..I think your right, too dry.

Yesterday had a small (1oz) of deli turkey smeared with cream cheese..ate micro bites and that was fine. Refried beans with a smidge of cheese was good and always love broccoli cheese soup 98% fat free.

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