If you drool frequently or excessively, or if you experience other symptoms such as difficulty swallowing, difficulty breathing, or loud snoring, we recommend consulting a doctor. This could be a sign of sleep apnea or another underlying condition that requires treatment.
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Tips to reduce nighttime drooling
Sleep on your back to prevent saliva from flowing back up.
Treat a stuffy nose with nasal irrigation or antihistamines.
Maintain good oral hygiene to reduce the risk of infection.
Consult a specialist if you drool excessively and persistently.
In most cases, drooling during sleep is harmless, but if it becomes bothersome or excessive, identifying the cause can provide an effective solution.
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