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I have a lot of saliva and am really annoyed and can't take it anymore. is there anything that could help?
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Yes: There are prescription drugs you can take. Ask your dentist or physician . They can prescribe it.
Answered 1/23/2016
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No: Having a lot of saliva is not a bad thing. It would help in lowering incident of cavities.
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