I'm Looking for Answers
Maybe Sjogren’s disease wasn’t even on your radar.
Maybe a doctor, dentist, eye doctor, or specialist mentioned it—or you’ve been dealing with symptoms that don’t seem connected.
Whatever brought you here, you don’t need to have the answer yet.
Start Here
Sjogren’s disease can involve much more than dry eyes and dry mouth, which is one reason recognizing the pattern isn’t always straightforward.
Start by looking at the whole picture.
- Write down your symptoms—even the ones that seem unrelated.
- Note when they started and whether they’ve changed.
- Think about how they affect your everyday life.
- Bring those details to your healthcare provider.
What Should I Track?
If you’re not sure what symptoms may be worth paying attention to, I created a free Sjogren’s Symptom Checklist to help you look at the bigger picture and identify things you may want to discuss with your healthcare provider.
The checklist is an educational tool and is not intended to diagnose Sjogren’s disease.
When you leave this pathway, I don’t expect you to have a diagnosis.
I want you to have something different.
A starting point.
What's Next?
Already being evaluated for Sjogren’s?