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I drool a lot in my sleep and always wake up with a puddle of it next to my face. is there anything i can do for it?
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Nasal Congestion: Yes, fix the deviated septum or other obstructive problem in your nasal passages so that you can begin to breathe normally.
Answered 4/11/2014
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