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I produce a lot of saliva and i have to swallow often and i fear people can hear me. how do i solve this problem?
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Sialorrhea is: excessive salivation and there are many possible causes. Seeking an evaluation may determine the cause and guide specific treatment. Medications such as cogentin and propranolol are helpful. Focus on swallowing quietly rather than on what people might think. Best regards for good health.
Answered 12/4/2017
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