What causing me to have excess saliva in y mouth,,it water constantly!any suggestions?pleaseee?

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What causing me to have excess saliva in y mouth,,it water constantly!any suggestions?pleaseee?

Answer 1

u  have eaten like rice,or cabbage or other veg tables and this normally happens.So the best thing known is a soup or Curry made from fresh ginger.Take some fresh ginger peel it if you want or just wash it carefully then finely chopped and make Aesop and put black peppers and onions and other spaces.Drink it like a soup.Or have Gingery tea.Fresh Ginger will be better.Or put ginger powder in your tea.Eat a sandwich with ginger and garlic chutney.Add some chillies greens in your food and this will cure.Do not eat boiled potatoes,cabbage or boiled vegetables.If u do need just toast them with  butter and add spices.

Answer 2

Are you eating anything with MSG or aspartame in it?

Answer 3

Pregnant women often complain of too much saliva. This seems to be related to hormone changes and acid reflux. (When acid from the stomach backs up into the esophagus and mouth, the salivary glands make more saliva to protect the tissues.)

Excess saliva is also made when there is a problem in the mouth, such as an infection. People who read mystery novels know that too much saliva may be a sign of poisoning. Many poisons, including some mushrooms, arsenic and mercury, can cause too much saliva. Medications such as pilocarpine (used to treat glaucoma and other eye problems) occasionally can cause this as well.

Sometimes, people make a normal amount of saliva but have a problem swallowing it. Infections such as strep throat, a throat abscess or the mumps can make swallowing difficult. Certain neurological diseases like Parkinson's or stroke can do the same thing. People with these diseases often drool or dribble. Sometimes, a person who has a dental problem or an injury to the bones of the jaw will have trouble swallowing saliva.

Answer 4

sometimes if you drink really strong coffee it causes it.

Answer 5

Excessive saliva is usually a temporary problem and rarely a cause for concern but causes of increased saliva production include:

-Pregnancy

-New dentures

-Inflammation of membranes in the mouth

-A side effect of certain medications

-Or damage to the nerves that control the salivary glands

You should consult your doctor or dentist if you're very concerned about it.

Answer 6

If its a huge problem then just wrap your pillow in a towel :D