There is a specific blood test they can do to test for Sjogrens. Also if your eyes are bothering you I'd go to your eye doctor and tell them. There's things they can look at too like tear production where they stick these paper strips in your eyes (numbed) for 5 min and see how many tears you produce and they can check for inflammation in your eyes. They might be able to give you some better eye drops. And with the dry mouth thats the same thing I use that my dentist has told me to use. You can also get artificial saliva and tears I believe.
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Diagnosed: SLE, Raynauds, InterstitialLung Disease, GERD, Myositis, Vasculitis, Possible Sjogrens.
Medications: 400mg Plaquenil, 2000mg Cellcept, 10mg Norvasc, Nitroglycerin Patch, 20mg Prilosec, 10mg Flexeril, 4mg Medrol, 81mg Asprin.