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If you drool while you sleep its a sign that See more

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by conditions such as allergies or sinus inflammation.

Allergic Rhinitis can block nasal airflow and force breathing through the mouth during sleep.

Mouth breathing increases the likelihood of saliva escaping from the mouth throughout the night.

Colds and respiratory infections can temporarily worsen this effect by narrowing nasal passages.

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