Be careful if you drool at night, here's what your body is trying to tell you

Ouadie Rhabbouron

Exercises for neurological disorders (10/12)

Orofacial exercises under medical supervision can improve muscle control for those suffering from neurological disorders, thus reducing drooling.
 

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Medical solutions for severe hypersalivation (11/12)

In severe cases of hypersalivation, botulinum toxin injections or surgical interventions may be considered to reduce saliva production.
 

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Consult a doctor for chronic drooling (12/12)

Consulting a doctor is crucial if nighttime drooling becomes chronic or interferes with quality of life, to identify the cause and choose the right treatment.
 

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The patient refuses the anesthetic needle; the doctor offers him a strange alternative to put him to sleep.

Dentist's,Hand,Holding,A,Dental,Syringe,With,A,Needle,To The fear of the dentist, a very real phobia for more than half of the French population, recently took an unexpected and hilarious turn in a dental office. A patient, terrified at the prospect of receiving anesthesia by needle or gas, was faced with a rather surprising suggestion from his dentist. The dentist, in a fit of humor, suggested using Viagra to distract his patient during a tooth extraction, creating a comical scene that went viral on social media.

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