I don't take my medication for my sjogrens syndrome... what can happen?

See details: It depends on the areas involved and the severity of the involvement. If you have mild disease treatment may not be needed. You need to discuss this question with your rheumatologist. The use of Restasis eyedrops may prevent permanent loss of the ability to produce tears. Pilocarpine reduces the risk of serious gum and dental issues.

Carious Lesions: Xerostomia is one of the components of sjogrens syndrome. The best thing to do would be supplement your oral hygiene regimen with Fluoride based agents and if you want to be proactive xylitol based gums, rinses etc would be helpful in keeping you cavity free. See your dentist for regular checkups.

Sjogren's syndrome: If left untreated, the most serious complication is corneal ulcers that can lead to loss of vision and permanent damage to your sight.