HELP.... My mouth. Throat AND Nasal passage DRY when asleep

same here i use a teat bottle in bed

I’m a nurse too and Ive had the same exact problem over the last two months. I did a whole lot of research and determined this is a form of 5g sickness or mild radiation poisoning. 5g towers were activated across the US just before this started happening to everyone. Look at the Western European countries that experimented with 5g and the citizens all complained of the same symptoms.

You are probably beating through your mouth instead of your nose and/or snoring.

Put a breath-right strip on your nose each night (and make certain you are doing proper placement of it). You will immediately begin breathing through your nose and waking up with no dry mouth.

You can also buy these inserts that open up your nostrils /sinuses when you sleep. You place them inside your nostrils.

You need to get mineralized and hydrated at the same time. Magnesium and potassium. pH water isn't enough. You need magnesium chloride and eat some fruits and veggies like celery and cucumbers, fresh squeezed lemon in water.

Second, you could try hyaluronic acid. Jarrow makes a cheap product that works real good in hydrating.

no. reflux from the stomach. It burns the lining of mouth and tongue.

stop eating early. have stomach empty. A viral infection might be involved also.

also too much vit C can affect the lips and tongue... my first thing I get is chapped lips.

Maybe take some silver before bed.. in case there is infection in stomach lining causing it to be more acid than usual

Also bad mouth is a symptom of b 12 severe deficiency... I had that.. I forgot about that. but that can be all day long and not just at night.

I have endured this situation on and off for 3 years and the dryness extends to my eyes. My primary care Dr, an allergist, and an EMT have not been able to help me. Endless tests with no answers. I have gone as far as spending $ 11,000. on an HVAC system with a built in humidifyer and UV lights designed to kill mold spores and viruses.

I am fine during the day, but nights are horrible. The anxiety I feel at bed time is off the graph. The sleep deprivation is enough to make you crazy.

I have found one product that helps a bit with the nasal dryness. It is called Ayr Saline Nasal Gel.

I have read that if you sleep on a memory foam mattress that when the mattress begins to age that they can cause people to have problems like this.

Get some labs drawn. Something is off.

Your mouth is hanging open when you're sleeping. Could be due to stuffy nose. Clear out your buggers and snot in your nose before going to bed by taking a hot shower and gently running warm water through your nostrils by hanging your head back and blow all the snot out. A C-PAP machine with humidity set high can also help.

Mouth breather. Sleep on your side

Some medications can cause this. Also if you drink a lot of caffeine.

It is probably your space heater or central heat sucking all of the moisture out of the air.

Get a humidifier, preferably a steam one. A plus if you can add an essential oil to it. Keep it full of water.

Take a hot shower before bed. Leave your fart fan off and of you have a box fan, let the shower steam blow into the adjacent room. Use a skin moisturizer. Use a natural lip balm like Bert's Bees around the mouth and nostrils. Hydrate and take your PM vitamins with a little fatty food or cheese before bed.

Another good way to put moisture into the house is to cook. Leave the range vent to the outside off when cooking. Big pots of soup. Oven roasting whole chickens with a water pan. Always make a big pot of chicken stock from the carcass. The kitchen is always best when a big stock pot of chicken bones and vegetable trimmings is boiling away. Then you have stock for soup...

Biotene mouthwash. My dentist recommended it to me for dry mouth from the media I was on. It doesn't cure it but it definitely helps.

Get a cool mist humidifier.

Not media, lol. Meds. The media doesn't give me dry mouth, it makes me nauseous.

Either too warm in your house or diabetes.

oh no, nasal herpes.

Don't let it spread to your nether regions.

It's the DREAMWORLD.

You are running very fast in your dreams lately, perhaps on all fours. No physical cure, drink water before bed.

I have dry mouth too......just another age related thing.....using a humidifier during heating season helps a lot....

these symptoms are same as my daughter who developed covid. she had no fever. have y'all been tested? could be asymptomatic except for dry symptoms? just a thought...

Yes they work good.

Get a humidifier.

The kind where a fan flows over a paper pleated water wick and you put a couple of inverted 2 gallon water bottles in the thing.

Hell, I had to do that when I was in my 20's living in Buffalo.
The air was so dry, lightning would fly a couple inches off my fingers every time I touched a door knob. Damn that would hurt.

SInuses would dry out and bleed, even the skin on my knuckles would crack and bleed if I made a fist.

Just don't overdo it or you will have moisture condensing in your house insulation (and windows) which will kill the R value. ALso you don't want mildew.

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It has a humidistat you set that determines the humidity levels it will provide.

Be sure to keep it clean and use the chemical they recommend to prevent mold and bacteria growth.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 01/10/2021 09:38 AM

I put used tetra paks, which I cut on top between ribs of the radiator, and I fill those cut tetra paks with water which humidifies the air. That has worked well for me over the years.

Try an essential fatty acid supplement? Like Flax Oil or Hempseed Oil?

Also maybe get some fenugreek seed and make tea out of it? I like it, has a spicy maple flavor, supposed to be good for the lining of your respiratory passages.

Those were just what sprang to mind.

Here's the Earth Clinic page for dry mouth:

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Earth Clinic is a great web site to bookmark.

Lots of good reading and helpful information about home remedies. It's all people writing in from all over the world saying what they tried and what worked and what didn't.

It's actually a very common symptom of diabetes. I had been eating a lot of crappy carbs the past two months and I was getting dry mouth at night. I went back to a keto diet and it stopped.

Do not use a fan and make sure there oh a no direct air flow near your head. Do use a vaporizer (warm or cool doesn't matter). Drink plenty of fluids.

are you sleeping with a fan on?

if so, turn it off when you sleep.

I have a window above the head of my bed I leave cracked... I sleep like a rock in the winter time. As soon as I feel that cool air it's like someone shot me with a tranquilizer.

This!

Started for me about a year ago. Tape was kind of iffy. I got something like this. Takes a bit of getting used to, but no more sandpaper mouth upon awakening.

Didn't even cross my mind . Ill look into it , I've been coughing up some nasty stuff too . Thank you .