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does anyone ever experience dry mouth? i get it about every morning around 4 or 5 am. and it is so annoying. i keep a glass of water by my bed but it doesn't help. when i get up around 3 i am fine but after i go back to sleep is when i get the dry mouth and it is so annoying! i don't know why i am getting it. i never have before and i drink ALL day. so i can't be dehydrated.
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I have been taking a gla__s of water to bed with me every night for the last 6 weeks! I also have a humidifier right by my bed, and my mouth and nose still get so dry! I totally feel you with the dry mouth thing - it only happens at night for me as well.
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me too girls - my humidifier is cranked up full blast and I still wake up with dry nose/mouth - I think unfortunately it's just something we are going to have to live with - only about 5 more months for me...lol
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I stole this from the the 3rd tri board from Karen I believe
I just wanted to give a tip to those of you who have trouble breathing through your nose at night. It was getting so bad for me that I would continually wake up with dry mouth and need to drink water. On the advice of a friend I started using Breathe Right strips (a plastic strip that you put on nose bridge) to great success. I can actually breathe again and am sleeping through the night. I also use a humidifier which is helping as well. Just thought you'd like to know if you're going through the same issue. :)
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Same thing with me except it begins in the late afternoon and continues throughout the morning. I'm drinking lots of water - guess it must be a change in the hormones? Could this be a sign of gestational diabetes?
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