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Excessive Saliva in week 13 of pregnancy
Hi I'm 13 weeks pregnant and i get excess saliva. Can't even swallow it and feel like vomiting sensation. This excessive saliva started from week 12. Earlier I didn't experience. Please suggest a home remedy.
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Don't worry.
It's normal.
Do not take any Kinde of medicine for it.
Spit out excess saliva.
After some time it will reduce automatically.
If you already consulting with any gynaecologist then he or she already prescribed you medicine you your digestive system.
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Dr. Aswini Mohan L
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Sugar candy mixed with puffed rice roasted and powdered with ginger powder will help
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