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Excessive Saliva???

I am a little past 6 weeks post op. Has anyone else felt like they have an excessive amount of saliva going on? I know it's not lady like to spit but I just feel like my mouth is producing more than the average amount of saliva. :51_scream:

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    You can have both. I've had recurring sinus issues, producing excessive mucus, drains down to my throat, causes extremely dry mouth and throat (due to having to mouth-breathe) and drinking tons o

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I wish! Ha I've had dry mouth every since

45 minutes ago, Deactivatedfatgal said:

I wish! Ha I've had dry mouth every since

You can have both.

I've had recurring sinus issues, producing excessive mucus, drains down to my throat, causes extremely dry mouth and throat (due to having to mouth-breathe) and drinking tons of water makes no difference it still winds up dry. Has happened in total for like one week but spread out enough to be an annoyance.

I'm 4 days post op and I'm noticing to same thing, swallowing makes me feel full and uncomfortable and spitting is annoying I hope it gets better with time

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I'm 6 weeks post op and I think that started for me around 3 weeks.
I've noticed that when I get full my mouth will produce a ton of saliva to where I need to spit it out and sometimes multiple times. It's also worse if you over eat and get too full


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