cause is acid reflux. Conditions like GERD can trigger excess saliva production as your body tries to protect itself from stomach acid, leading to more saliva during sleep.
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Sleep disorders may also contribute. People with conditions like sleep apnea often breathe through their mouths
or experience disrupted sleep, both of which can lead to increased drooling.
In some cases, the cause may be neurological. Conditions that affect muscle control can make it harder to
swallow saliva efficiently, allowing it to build up and escape during sleep.
Medications and infections are additional factors. Certain drugs can
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