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Sweet taste in mouth on waking up

2017-09-17 04:10:42
From the past couple of days, i wake up from sleep with a sweet taste in my mouth even though I haven't eaten anything sweet lately. Also today morning, I woke up with a lot of liquid thing on my mattress fallen out of my mouth.
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firstly let rule out your medical history.. it can b due to diabetes type 2 or if u have epilepsy.. it can also be due to stomach acid reflux..firstly go to a dentist nd get ur thorough dental chek up,, then he will suggest u for ur medical chek up.
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Go to a dentist first, he will guide further

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