Gonorrhea during sleep
The salivary saliva during sleep is one of the most common problems for many people without knowing the cause or method of disposal. The glands responsible for secretion saliva are salivary glands, each of which has six glands, located at the bottom of the mouth near the front teeth, Saliva is a chemically neutral liquid.
Causes drooling during sleep
- The condition of saliva during sleep is due to weakness of the muscles of the mouth or surrounding area.
- The salivation of saliva is normal in the early years of any baby, because of insufficient control over the muscles of the mouth, and also when the growth of teeth may suffer many children from the runny saliva, in addition to those who suffer from neurological disorders such as cerebral palsy.
- Saliva may be the result of certain medical conditions, such as delayed growth, taking some medications, excessive salivation, trouble swallowing, multiple sclerosis, stroke, Buckinson’s disease, heartburn, and may be accompanied by Selena saliva. High diets with acid content.
- Allergies such as allergic rhinitis, as well as allergies from certain foods, may cause excessive saliva production, leading to a runny nose. Sinusitis, and upper respiratory tract infections also help to salivary saliva.
- Tonsillitis, tingling and tingling with time also works on salivary saliva, due to difficulty in discharging it down the throat.
- Some dreams, nightmares or some psychological conditions in many people may cause sleep disturbances, leading to salivation in the saliva.
- Drug abuse, the use of chemicals and antidepressants stimulate sleep deprivation during sleep.
- Excessive salivation can lead to inhalation of saliva in the lungs, which can cause pneumonia.
Treat Ceylon Saliva During Sleep
- Functional therapy helps to know how to improve the closure of the lip and how to swallow, as well as eating some food items that help to get rid of it.
- There is a special device placed in the mouth helps to close the lips during swallowing, and this is an easy way to help control swallowing.
- The use of certain types of drugs that help to reduce the secretion of saliva such as scopolamine, glycopirolate, Atropine sulfate and others, which like other drugs must leave side effects such as dry mouth, irritability, redness of the skin, retention of urine, constipation, headaches and nosebleeds.