Subjective improvement in xerostomia.

<p>Subjective improvement in xerostomia.</p>

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Main Author:	Kayoko Ito (3187233) (author)
Other Authors:	Naoko Izumi (4404016) (author), Saori Funayama (4867225) (author), Kaname Nohno (14177795) (author), Kouji Katsura (82160) (author), Noboru Kaneko (14177792) (author), Makoto Inoue (86440) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Biochemistry Medicine Cell Biology Pharmacology Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified unstimulated salivary flow salivary flow rate 033 &# 177 013 &# 177 patients receiving three investigates factors associated improvement rate decreased xlink "> side treatment </ p medications cause xerostomia xlink "> factors associated improvement rate &# 8804 xerostomia must xerostomia due xerostomia clinic xerogenic medications subjective improvement spitting method significantly lower severe side received treatment psychological disorders psychiatric disorders primary disease perform massage patient age oral lubricants objective changes medical history may reduce managed effectively induced xerostomia greatly contribute disease duration discontinued owing assessed using approximately 60 anticholinergic burden actual status 6 %) 338 patients 1 ml 053 ml 02 ml 018 ). 009 ).
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