Hello, my name is rohit singh, my age is 30. I am feeling excessive salivation in my mouth for last 4-5 month. Now it's interrupting me in talking. It's only happen while talking. Please help me.

Dr. Karun GuptaDentist14yrs exp

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Hi lybrate-user, I understand your concern about the excessive salivation you've been experiencing for the past 4-5 months, especially when talking. This can be frustrating and uncomfortable, and I want to help you find some answers. However, i'm afraid I can't provide medical advice or diagnosis. Determining the cause of excessive salivation requires a medical evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional. Here are some steps you can take: schedule an appointment with your doctor: explain your symptoms, frequency, and duration of excessive salivation, and how it specifically affects your talking. They will likely ask you questions about your medical history, medications you're taking, and any other relevant factors. Keep a journal: note down the times when you experience excessive salivation, what you were talking about, and any other observations you think might be relevant. This information can be helpful to your doctor in diagnosing the cause. Try some self-care tips: while awaiting your appointment, you can try some self-care tips to manage the excess saliva. These include: chewing sugar-free gum or sucking on sugar-free hard candies to stimulate swallowing. Staying hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Avoiding acidic foods and drinks, which can trigger saliva production. Practicing relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation to manage any anxiety that might be contributing to the issue. Remember, it's important not to ignore this symptom. Early diagnosis and treatment can help manage any underlying condition and improve your quality of life. I hope this information is helpful, rohit. Please don't hesitate to ask if you have any further questions.  

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