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I Salivate A Lot While Asleep, Kindly Suggest
Hello. am a 28yr old male weight 55kg.my problem is that i salivate a lot while asleep, which sometimes chocks me. is this a disease. if yes can it be cured. however, never have i visited a doctor in relation to this.
Mon, 10 Dec 2012
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hello my next question is about weight. for the past 6-10 years never have i supass the weight of 55kg. is there a problem in this
dear friend i suggest you homoeopathic medicine.
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please take Baryta carbonica 200 4pills three times a day
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dear
over salivation is the result of abdominal worms or accumulation of vaat in abdomen. get yourself dewormin and avoid vaatic meals. have light meals at night and after that a strawl. keep bowels clean.
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over salivation is the result of abdominal worms or accumulation of vaat in abdomen. get yourself dewormin and avoid vaatic meals. have light meals at night and after that a strawl. keep bowels clean.
dr_lakhanpaul@yahoo.co.in
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Welcome to Healthcaremagic Forum
There are many reasons for this like gum disease, enlarged tonsils, habitual sleeping with mouth open, nasal block due to sinusitis, allergy or polyp, et c.
Visit an ENT specialist to find the cause so you can be helped.
Takecare
For further enq- dranshita.rathore@yahoo.co.in
Welcome to Healthcaremagic Forum
There are many reasons for this like gum disease, enlarged tonsils, habitual sleeping with mouth open, nasal block due to sinusitis, allergy or polyp, et c.
Visit an ENT specialist to find the cause so you can be helped.
Takecare
For further enq- dranshita.rathore@yahoo.co.in
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hi welcome to healthcare magic forum. this is not a disease bt owing to warm infestation you are having dis problem. if you are consuming excessive sweet intake decrease it down and for absolute cure consult homoepath.
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hello my next question is about weight. for the past 6-10 years never have i supass the weight of 55kg. is there a problem in this
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hello my next question is about weight. for the past 6-10 years never have i supass the weight of 55kg. is there a problem in this
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njamdi@yahoo.gm's
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hello my next question is about weight. for the past 6-10 years never have i supass the weight of 55kg. is there a problem in this
hi! its really good that you are maintaining your self, rise in weight may lead to various disorder very common obesity so no need to worry about it.
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Drooling in your sleep, also known as sialorrhea, is caused by saliva that builds up in the mouth.
1. Sleep on your back instead of on your side or stomach. When you sleep on your side or stomach, drool can easily seep out of your mouth onto the pillow. Sleeping on your back will prevent this from happening.
2 Treat any nasal obstructions or allergies that cause you to sleep with your mouth open. Drooling generally happens to people who sleep with their mouth open. This can indicate a respiratory disorder.
3 Consult with your doctor about any medications you are taking. Certain medicines can cause drooling by excess saliva production. Talk to your doctor to see if there are alternative medicines you can take instead.
4 Treat any tooth or gum infections. Dental infections trigger excessive saliva production while sleeping.
1. Sleep on your back instead of on your side or stomach. When you sleep on your side or stomach, drool can easily seep out of your mouth onto the pillow. Sleeping on your back will prevent this from happening.
2 Treat any nasal obstructions or allergies that cause you to sleep with your mouth open. Drooling generally happens to people who sleep with their mouth open. This can indicate a respiratory disorder.
3 Consult with your doctor about any medications you are taking. Certain medicines can cause drooling by excess saliva production. Talk to your doctor to see if there are alternative medicines you can take instead.
4 Treat any tooth or gum infections. Dental infections trigger excessive saliva production while sleeping.
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