Drooling Questions

This may be gastric dysfunction. Avoid spicy and fried diet, stop addictions if any, No late dinner, try this hopefully to betterment.

There are different glands that causes production of saliva.
Improper Sleeping Position – When you sleep on your side or your stomach, your mouth often opens as you relax, and saliva can dribble out. But when you sleep on your back, you naturally swallow during sleep, which prevents drooling.
Allergic rhinitis and certain food allergies cause over-production of saliva resulting in drooling. Although, I have treated many patients having same probs, so fix an appointment.

It is called excess salivation...

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Sialorrhea (excessive saliva at night can be due to various reasons like throat infections, blocked nostrils, dental problems, certain drugs, sleeping positions. To treat/prevent so: At first find out if you are breathing via mouth which may be causing drooling while sleeping. If yes; then do find the cause behind mouth breathing and treat the underlying cause. If you have nasal congestion then taking nasal decongestion that can relieve the blockage and you may have better breathing.
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Hypersalivation is not a disease but usually a symptom of another underlying condition. These other factors can range from easily treated and common causes to rare diseases.

Saliva is a clear liquid produced by the salivary glands in the mouth. It moistens food and aids swallowing. It also contains enzymes that help with digestion.

Saliva can help to heal wounds and remove germs from the mouth, as well as prevent dryness and act as a barrier against irritants and toxins.
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Hot fomentation x twice daily.
Neck Exercises.
Neck Stretching.
Postural Correction.
Shoulder Shrugs .
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Take frequent Breaks at work
Use cervical pillow.
Use Back Support.

Either you have nasal blockage or it's just a habit ask your nears to wake you up if your sleeping with your mouth open.

It could be simple salivary cyst, swelling, calculi or malignancy. So this has to be seen and personally examined and a certain the exact nature of the problem that you are having but still we suggest you to get examine by an ENT surgeon and act immediately according to suggestion.

If thw problem is lips we can do fillers for fuller lips and if teeth are very much inside we can get them a little out by using braces or other appliances.

It is not good to write drugs without seeing a patient. But you can give syp paracetamol 15 mg/kg per dose 6/4 hourly. It will reduce her bodyache and fever if it is. Will reduce her crankyness.