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Old 05-26-2017, 06:28 AM #15
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Also En Bloc can I please ask you another sjogrens related question.

A big issue of mine is the dry nose. I have gone from someone being full of snot (due to allergies), to having pretty much nothing (which makes it very uncomfortable now my allergies have kicked in). Do you suffer with that?

Thinking about it logically my body has gone from receiving lots of mucus from my nose, mouth. Is there something you take to help with dryness of the digestive tract? Are there any substitutes I should be taking for what my body is missing from my saliva (digestive enzymes etc.?)

Thanks so much,

Kirsty
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