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Sir, i am suffering from excessive saliva secretion in my mouth .it is disturbing me while talking. i am suffering from 3 yrs. what to do?
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Excessive saliva: You need both comprehensive Dental and Medical Examinations to rule out pathology. There are numerous dental and medical conditions associated with excess salivary production. If both examinations come back negative, then symptom can be treated with anti-sialogogue medication.
Answered 11/16/2019
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