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Hyper salivation

2017-11-02 16:44:57
I am in very problem with excessive salivation from last 6 months i am take approx all types of medicine like glycopylorate fluoxetine pantroprazole but no drugs will work what should i do is there any surgery or injection to stop salivation please help me to stop this salivation problem please
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Excessive salivary secretion can occur because of various reasons such as medications, problems with swallowing, salivary gland disorders, reflux laryngopharyngitis etc. Treatment depends on identifying cause for your problem
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Consult nearby ENT specialist for confirmation of diagnosis and appropriate treatment if required

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