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When i chew food it isnt fully chewed and my mouth brings it down so then i bring it back and chew it more and theres lots of saliva ?
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This sounds more: like a psychological problem than a medical problem. Ask your primary health care provider for a referral to a counselor who could help you with this issue.
Answered 11/27/2017
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