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Female, age 35.excessive thirst, dry mouth, urination. no diabetes, no thyroid, have dental cavities. what can be the reason of dry mouth?

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Dr. Theodore Davantzis answered

Specializes in Dentistry

More info needed...: Your problem is not due to your dental caries. Do you drink eight glasses of water a day? High salt diet? Medications? How much alcohol a day? Any other medical conditions? You really need to be seen by a local physician for your dry mouth and your dentist for your cavities. Dry mouth will only exacerbate your dental problems.

Answered 8/28/2017

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Measure urine volume: Hi. There is a rare condition where the pituitary water hormone (ADH (vasopressin)) is deficient. As long as your blood glucose is normal, I recommend you collect for volume measurement a 24 hour urine collection. ADH (vasopressin) deficiency, called diabetes insipidus (not to be confused with diabetes mellitus, the high blood sugar condition) is straight forward to diagnose, and would be warranted if 24-h urine volume high.

Answered 12/5/2017

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