If You Often Drool While Sleeping, Check for These 6 Health Conditions

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Possible Reasons (Ingredients 😉)

  1. Sleep Apnea – Interrupted breathing may cause excessive drooling.
  2. Sinus Infection or Allergies – Blocked nose forces mouth-breathing, leading to drool.
  3. Acid Reflux (GERD) – Stomach acid can irritate throat and increase saliva.
  4. Neurological Issues – Conditions like Parkinson’s or stroke affect swallowing control.
  5. Tonsillitis or Throat Infections – Swollen tonsils make swallowing harder.
  6. Poor Sleep Position – Sleeping on your stomach/side lets saliva escape easily.

What to Do (Instructions ✅)

  • Sleep on your back to reduce drooling.
  • Keep nasal passages clear (steam, saline spray).
  • Avoid heavy meals & alcohol before bed.
  • Check for acid reflux triggers (spicy/fatty foods).
  • Stay hydrated but avoid excessive fluids right before sleep.
  • If drooling is frequent, consult a doctor to rule out underlying health issues.

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