Sjögren's Syndrome Symptoms

• Dry eyes: Your eyes might feel as if they had sand in them or as if they were irritated.
• Dry mouth:Your mouth might feel as if it were full of cotton or sticky.
• Weak teeth: Teeth that get a lot of cavities despite good oral hygiene or break easily.
• Joint pain: Painful joints such as knees, hips, elbows and other joints.
• Blurry vision: Letters seem fuzzy, vision in general feels out of focus.
• Mouth ulcers: Sores and bumps in your mouth.
• Sore/dry throat: Feeling like your throat is dry even after you drink something, pills get stuck in your throat and/or a change in your voice (Sjögren's Syndrome can affect the vocal cords).
• Swollen salivary glands and tear ducts.
• Fatigue: Feeling very tired and without energy often or all the time, as if you have had the flu.
• Dry skin and rashes: Such as sebhorrheic dermatitis, dandruff or eczema.
• Vaginal dryness.
• Difficulty chewing, swallowing or talking.
• A sore or cracked tongue or a white tongue (dehydration).
• Dry, peeling or cracked lips.
• Dry nose and/or change in smell.
• Peripheral Neuropathy: Numbness, heat, the feeling of something crawling on you or like a cat rubbed up against you and tingling in the legs, feet, arms or hands.
• Acid reflux: heartburn, nausea, sour stomach.
• Brain Fog (rare) - memory difficulty, inability to concentrate, feels like your brain is stuck in a cloud.
• Raynaud's Syndrome - Painful reaction to change in temperature or stress, turns the fingers/toes white or blue the bright red as they return to normal.  Usually as and effect of cold or emotional upsets.
• Recurrent lung diseases such as pneumonia or bronchitis.

Sources:

1. Sjögren's Syndrome Foundation
2. Mayo Clinic
3. Wikipedia