Be careful if you drool at night, here's what your body is trying to tell you
Change position to reduce drooling (7/12)
Changing your sleeping position, especially sleeping on your back, can reduce nighttime drooling. Using a supportive pillow can make this transition easier.
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Treating respiratory problems (8/12)
Treating breathing problems with decongestant sprays or antihistamines can help reduce nighttime drooling. A medical diagnosis is essential for sleep apnea.
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Reducing excessive salivation during meals (9/12)
Avoiding spicy or acidic foods can reduce excessive salivation. Consulting a doctor for appropriate treatments for gastroesophageal reflux is advised.
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