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occur alongside vomiting, abdominal pain, deep or rapid breathing, severe weakness, confusion, or unusual drowsiness. These can be warning signs of a serious metabolic emergency.
- Alcohol, Caffeine, Smoking, and Other Substances
Certain drinks and substances can contribute to dry-mouth symptoms, particularly when used regularly or close to bedtime.
Alcohol can affect fluid balance and may worsen dryness in some people. It can also contribute to disrupted sleep and may aggravate snoring or sleep-disordered breathing.
Caffeine affects people differently. It does not necessarily cause significant dehydration when consumed in moderate amounts
- Alcohol, Caffeine, Smoking, and Other Substances
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