How to reduce nighttime salivation?

• Sleeping on your back

• Treating allergies

• Maintain good oral hygiene

• Avoid heavy meals before bedtime

• Maintain good hydration

 Conclusion

In most cases, drooling during sleep is a normal physiological phenomenon and harmless . However, when it becomes frequent or is accompanied by other symptoms, it may indicate a respiratory or digestive problem requiring medical evaluation.

Quality sleep is essential for overall health — don’t ignore the signals your body sends you.