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Watery mouth.
I do feel a bit extra saliva coming under my tongue while i am talking...makes my mouth feel watery always when i talk...this is happening from past 6-8 months...i can still talk well enough but this makes me uncomfortable...it doesn't feel natural...i have to be conscious while talking...that i might not spit saliva ..or have to talk slow and at low tone...coz saliva makes my mouth a bit heavy...is it due to taking less water ?? Or any vitamin or mineral...plz help... ayurvedic...help.
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Mouth ulcers are one of the causes, similarly others should be checked and medicine can be advised.
Meanwhile start pulling with a pinch of Spatika bhasma added to warm water.
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Extra salivation may due to cavity, acid reflux or any type of infection.
Gargle with Triphala kashyam,twice daily.
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
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Find out root causes of your saliva problem treat it by medicine and diet correction
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