I would not describe my saliva as being thicker. However, I seem to have a film coating the inside of my mouth and lips, which I especially notice after I brush my teeth. I have also experienced tremor in my mouth under my tongue, and sometimes I feel it on the left side of my face, over the maxillary sinus.These symptoms are not painful, they are just aggravating.
I have a lot of salvia. I chock when swollowing andI It pours out and is sticky . My teeth chatter. I have hadringing in my ears forever. My teeth are trying to keep the beat. It is annoying. I sometimes have shaking down the right side of my chest. When that happens I usually feel anxious.
I have experienced something like this, Bobbins. I usually have to get up in the middle of the night to use the toilet and that's when I notice a very thick, sticky coating of my mouth. I have to rinse my mouth several times and brush my teeth to get rid of it. My doctor says it is from dehydration while you sleep. She recommended to me that I drink 8 (8 ounce) glasses of water each day. That's a lot of water, and I can only manage to get down 6 glasses. If I pushed for the 8 glasses I think I would pee my bed every night. Anyway, you will know when you have had enough water because you will not get that gooey stuff in your mouth. Sometimes it is so thick that I have to pry my mouth open.
You can get a mouth spray which is like a mouth wash but you just spray a bit into your mouth when you need it. It's called Biotene. They have a mouth spray, mouth wash, gum, toothpaste, and probably more. At any drug store. All of these products are meant to help lubricate your mouth and throat. Please let me know how it goes, or whether you are able to find these products. You may have to ask the pharmacist.
Take care,
Julianne
Sometimes when I yawn my mouth kind of has tremors.
That's funny, Bobbins. I trust you have a convenience store nearby.
Julianne
Salt and vinegar? I don't have any in the pantry, but they are making my mouth water anyways.