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Do My Meds Cause Dry Eye

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Dayton, OH
November 9
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Several medications for Parkinson's disease can cause dry mouth, which may contribute to dry eyes. Here are some examples:

- Trihexyphenidyl: Common side effects include dry mouth, which can be associated with dry eyes.
- Medical Marijuana: Side effects include dry mouth, which may also lead to dry eyes.

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Several medications for Parkinson's disease can cause dry mouth, which may contribute to dry eyes. Here are some examples:

- Trihexyphenidyl: Common side effects include dry mouth, which can be associated with dry eyes.
- Medical Marijuana: Side effects include dry mouth, which may also lead to dry eyes.

If you experience worsening symptoms, consult your doctor.

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