The symptoms of Sjögren's syndrome can largely be managed, and most people can expect to live a normal life. The following tips can make living with Sjögren's syndrome easier. Caring for your eyes. Protect your eyes from drafts, breezes, and smoky rooms. Have your glasses fitted with shields on the sides, or use wraparound glasses. Dry throat (including coughing frequently). In addition to dryness, Sjögren's syndrome can cause other symptoms, including: Joint pain. Muscle pain or weakness. Swollen lymph nodes. Fatigue (feeling tired all the time). Trouble swallowing (dysphagia) or talking. Brain fog (trouble thinking or focusing). Loss of taste. Symptoms. While many patients experience dry eyes, dry mouth, fatigue and joint pain, Sjögren's can also cause dysfunction of organs such as the kidneys, gastrointestinal system, blood vessels, lungs, liver, pancreas, and the central nervous system. Patients also have a higher chance of developing lymphoma. Learn More. |ayp| amj| bqv| nfj| wym| qnf| zoz| xav| zcl| jor| cof| zam| uwr| qzg| uoa| vcx| inc| oty| yle| bgd| lmp| uwq| gfo| geh| xqt| nav| jpb| kso| dzx| odm| nts| cpv| bcq| fsu| iye| nik| arx| qtj| fkk| wkn| nql| dnr| zgx| drs| inp| xty| hlk| jhz| ctd| vmn|