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A member asked:
My question is that.while sleeping bubbles likes slavia comes from mouth . nose also block why? i am so worried? nothing serious?
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Because nasal passages are blocked so you are mainly a mouth breather. Some people salivate a lot when they sleep so foamy saliva (bubbles) may result in mouth breathers.
Answered 12/2/2022
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