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It's a little more difficult to swallow, especially first thing in am. has not gotten worse in several yrs. 70 years old-good health-any worries?
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Dyhydrated?: With age, medications, diet, mouth breathing, your mouth can become more dry. Try drinking more water, avoid smoking/alcohol/coffee.
Answered 9/28/2016
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