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Nenameg
Asked December 2023
Mom makes weird motions with her mouth and tongue.
Alzheimer's & Dementia
Dementia Behaviors
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Fawnby
Dec 2023
Is her mouth being kept moist enough? You might want to get some of those lollipop-type mouth moisteners so she’ll be more comfortable.
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cwillie
Dec 2023
Try researching Tardive Dyskinesia
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pamzimmrrt
Dec 2023
LOL That was my first thought too,, dang comercials!
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AlvaDeer
Dec 2023
Look up "involuntary mouth movements in dementia, and you will find the internet full of information on this. It is extremely common.
There is also tardive dyskinesia which can come as side effect from some medications.
Remember the internet is your friend in that you can type in almost anything you find troubling you and come up with a host of information there.
I wish you the best in tracking down exact cause and possible treatment. Remember to discuss with MD at next visit.
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NeedHelpWithMom
Dec 2023
Speak to her doctor about it if you are concerned.
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There is also tardive dyskinesia which can come as side effect from some medications.
Remember the internet is your friend in that you can type in almost anything you find troubling you and come up with a host of information there.
I wish you the best in tracking down exact cause and possible treatment. Remember to discuss with MD at next visit.