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Drooling during sleep is often caused by breathing through the mouth, sleeping on your side or stomach, nasal congestion, or allergies. It may also be linked to sleep apnea, acid reflux, oral or dental problems, certain medications, or neurological disorders. See a doctor if it becomes frequent or severe, or occurs alongside difficulty swallowing, choking, loud snoring, or pauses in breathing. Drooping on one side of the face, weakness in the body, or difficulty speaking requires emergency care. Sleeping on your back, treating nasal congestion and reflux, and reviewing your medications with a doctor may help. Avoid taping or strapping your mouth shut without medical advice.
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