The Hidden Science of Nighttime Drooling: 6 Health Conditions You Should Know1

  • Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Nerve damage can disrupt the signals sent from the brain to the muscles responsible for swallowing.

  • Cerebral Palsy: Can affect muscle tone, posture, and the ability to control facial muscles

  • In these cases, drooling is often managed through physical therapy, specialized exercises to strengthen oral muscles, or lifestyle adjustments guided by medical professionals.

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