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Can anxiety cause salivary hypersecretion?
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Excess salivation: Hypersalivation, either temporary or permanent, is caused by various conditions such as dental or oral problems, certain medications, reflux for example, but Anxiety isn't a cause.
Answered 12/9/2019
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