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Are ssri's associated with drying out a persons sinuses and mouth?
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Some can: Some ssri's can lead to dry mouth, but not as much as tricyclics.
Answered 4/17/2016
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Anticholinergic: Yes, to variable extent, depending on the SSRI.
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