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Excessive saliva a symptom of hiv?
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Non-specific: Excess saliva is a non-specific symptom and not diagnostic of any disease, let alone hiv. If you are concerned about HIV your doctor can order a test, on blood, saliva or urine.
Answered 6/10/2014
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