Dry Syndrome: Understanding and Addressing Symptoms 1. Concerning Symptoms: Retired outdoor enthusiast Wang experienced frequent thirst and dry mouth, which she attributed to hot weather and exercise. However, carrying water and lozenges brought no relief. Eventually, Wang's eyes showed signs of a problem, including a sandy sensation, redness, and pain.
2. Understanding Dry Syndrome: Dry syndrome is an autoimmune disease that primarily affects mucous membranes and glands, resulting in dryness. Women, especially those aged 40-50, are more susceptible to this condition.
3. Symptoms of Dry Syndrome: Common symptoms include persistent dry mouth lasting for more than three months, recurrent salivary gland enlargement, and difficulty swallowing dry foods.
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