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My friend complains of excess saliva and says she seems to be occasionally spitting when talking . shes young and no dental issues . what could this be ?
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Patient needs thorough oral evaluation to rule out any oral lesions. Painful apt hours ulcers can stimulate excess salivary flow. Some medications may be responsible for this. As a last resort, salivary glands can be checked with Sialography to rule out any pathology.
Answered 3/31/2023
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