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leahbeans

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Too Much Saliva Posted: 01-04-07 14:19pm


Maybe this isnt the right place for this post but....Lately on and off I have been producing too much saliva and it makes me nautious. I could just keep on spitting. I'm not drooling or anything, the only thing that seems to help is brushing my teeth or using mouthwash or chewing gum. I recently went in for a swollen chee (by my ear) and the doc said it is parotitis. Any help?

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