Something to do with the glands.
Any disorder affecting nerves associated with the mouth or throat can result in excessive saliva. Colds and respiratory infections usually cause greater amounts of saliva to be produced, as well as a wide range of neurological disorders.
Ptyalism is the medical term meaning excess salivation.
Yes, taking Klonopin has been linked to having excess mucous in your mouth. There are also other medications that can cause increased saliva including Clozaril.
Milk teeth (caps) can cause irritation that can result in excess saliva and the young horse working his mouth, creating foam.
Yes, Merriam Webster defines it as to have a flow of saliva especially in excess.
No. Saliva shouldn't cause itchiness. If it persists, I recommend seeing your doctor.
Some OTC cough preparations can cause excessive salivation, especially if more than the recommended amount is taken. See Mayo Clinic link for more.
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I don't know but I seem to be experiencing this as well. It could be heartburn.
Saliva does contain HIV, but not enough concentration to cause an infection to be passed.
There are several things that can cause blood in saliva. Some common causes that cause blood to be present in saliva include a decayed tooth, or a throat infection.
i think so