Excess saliva

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LaurenLynnCarter
LaurenLynnCarter Posts: 51 Member
in Food and Nutrition
HELP!! It seems like I have to spit ever five seconds has anyone else experienced this??

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  • Awineburg
    Awineburg Posts: 196
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    I swallow....
  • Aviendha_RJ
    Aviendha_RJ Posts: 600 Member
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    I get that way sometimes. I find it happens after I eat too much protein. What have you been eating lately?
  • mannyd1975
    mannyd1975 Posts: 120 Member
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    Swallow! WOW how does that sound!! LOL!!!
  • pauljsolie
    pauljsolie Posts: 1,024 Member
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    I swallow....
    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
    That made my day, thanks!!!
  • LaurenLynnCarter
    LaurenLynnCarter Posts: 51 Member
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    I swallow too but swallowing constantly is annoying I was just trying to figure out why Its been like this.
  • birdieandkenadi05
    birdieandkenadi05 Posts: 71 Member
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    I swallow....

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH :blushing:
  • antonio823
    antonio823 Posts: 298 Member
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    laurenvillines

    Here's what I found:

    Definition
    By Mayo Clinic staff

    Excessive saliva — increased amounts of saliva in your mouth — is usually a temporary problem and rarely cause for concern. Normally, your salivary glands produce 1 to 2 quarts (0.9 to 1.9 liters) of saliva a day. However, because swallowing occurs continually and unconsciously, you don't generally notice the saliva. If you suddenly seem to have excessive saliva in your mouth, it could be because your salivary glands are making more saliva than usual (sialorrhea) or because you're swallowing less often.

    I am glad you asked the question because I wondered too;)

    Ant'
  • pauljsolie
    pauljsolie Posts: 1,024 Member
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    Sorry for the juvenile reaction earlier. This is from the Mayo Clinic website:

    Excessive saliva can be a side effect of some medications, and excessive saliva is common in the early months of pregnancy. Difficulty swallowing, which can lead to excessive saliva, may be caused by muscle or nerve damage in your mouth or throat.

    ...could you possibly be...
  • LaurenLynnCarter
    LaurenLynnCarter Posts: 51 Member
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    nope no way im preg. hm
  • bjscmg
    bjscmg Posts: 77
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    I had that problem with all 3 pregnancies. Drove me nuts.

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