Those with severe symptoms experience blurred vision, fatigue, joint pain, eye pain, hoarseness, recurrent mouth infections, and even problems with eating and swallowing. Unfortunately, there is no cure for the syndrome and no treatment to restore the normal activity of the affected glands. I don't know of any herbs that you can take as a substitute for the prescription drugs for Sjogren's. Do regular aerobic exercise . Practice relaxation techniques .
Visualization can be very effective for moderating autoimmune responses.
Psychotherapy and hypnotherapy can also be helpful. Try Chinese medicine . Lastly, avoid health care professionals who make you feel pessimistic about your condition. The ups and downs of autoimmune disorders often mirror the emotional ups and downs of people who suffer from them. Dr. Andrew Weil Autoimmune diseases are tricky to manage.