Waking up with a pillow soaked in drool is not only uncomfortable, it's also a mystery to many. Why do some people drool in their sleep, and what does this seemingly harmless phenomenon mean?
Nighttime drooling: a common phenomenon (1/12)
Nighttime drooling is a common phenomenon that can affect anyone, causing a damp pillow upon waking. Understanding the possible reasons for this excessive salivation is essential.
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Sleeping position and nighttime drooling (2/12)
Sleeping position, especially sleeping on one's side or stomach, can promote nighttime drooling, especially if the nose is blocked, forcing one to breathe through the mouth.
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Breathing problems and nighttime drooling (3/12)
Respiratory problems such as nasal congestion or sleep apnea syndrome can increase saliva production, exacerbating nighttime drooling.
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