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Frequent Salivation
Hello Sir/Madam I am having a problem of frequent salivation and because of that I couldn't speak clearly, So I would request you to prescribe a OTC medicine to cure it Thank you
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There is no Otcd to stop excessive salivation, but luckily there are prescribed medications which you can use. But first get yourself examined for the cause of excessive salivation.
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
There are no OTC medications for excessive salivation. It would be advised that you first visit a dentist and get yourself evaluated clinically for the exact diagnosis of your problem so that the right treatment can be given after that. There are some medications which can decrease salivary secretion but it would be unethical to prescribe them without a proper clinical evaluation of the case.
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