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Is dry mouth common as you get older? What seniors need to know about xerostomia

Affecting approximately 30% of adults aged 65 and older, dry mouth—medically known as xerostomia—is a prevalent issue within the aging population. While a common experience, it is important to understand that dry mouth is not an inevitable part of the aging process itself, but rather a symptom of other age-related factors.

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What happens when an elderly person lays in bed all the time?

According to geriatric experts, prolonged bed rest in older adults is a significant risk factor for a cascade of severe health complications. When an elderly person lays in bed all the time, their body and mind endure rapid decline, impacting their quality of life and overall prognosis.

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