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Dry Mouth and Neck Pain

I knew that the dry mouth was expected. I’ve tried biotein and it helps a bit. My lips are very raw and nothing I have is helping them heal. Any brand that helped you out?

Also, after I got to my room Wednesday my mom noticed I had a slight black eye and light bruises on my neck. Did anyone else have this issue?

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Oh man on the chapped dry lips. I get it! Keep it slathered with lip balm. Someone mentioned Vaseline Jelly? Hang in there!

Wow on the black eye and bruises! Did you ask your doc? I'd def pursue that!

After surgery, you take a daily blood thinner for awhile. This is to prevent blood clots. But it also make you more susceptible towards bruising.

For your dry mouth I use CARMEX. It is the bomb. Just keep putting it on. Great stuff. I'm not sure about the bruises, might want to ask your Dr.

Vaseline is king for your lips especially if used twice maybe 3 times a day.

Biotene hasn't helped much with my dry mouth, though it does help.

Do you have a patch behind your ear? If so, that dries all saliva up to prevent nausea. You can take it off but use gloves

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