Be careful if you drool at night, here's what your body is trying to tell you
Hypersalivation and its causes (4/12)
Hypersalivation can be caused by diet, hormonal changes in pregnant women, or gastroesophageal reflux, increasing saliva production.
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Infections, allergies and nighttime drooling (5/12)
Respiratory infections and allergies can cause a stuffy nose, increasing the risk of nighttime drooling.
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Medications, neurological disorders and nighttime drooling (6/12)
Certain medications and neurological disorders can cause excessive salivation, such as antipsychotics or Parkinson's disease.
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