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Diagnosis of Sjogren's Syndrome

Diagnosis of Secondary Sjogren's Syndrome

The diagnosis of secondary Sjogren's syndrome requires the following:

Presence of an underlying connective tissue disorder
One sicca syndrome (dry eye or dry mouth)
Two signs (objective measures) of dry mouth and dry eye

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