Is saliva regurgitation all the time due to laryngeal reflux?

If there is a lot of saliva, it cannot be ruled out that it is related to oral diseases, such as dental caries and periodontal disease, and it may cause more saliva from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine.

Patients with reflux gastritis may cause a lot of saliva, mainly at night, which will lead to gastric reflux, which will cause increased saliva, and if the patient usually likes to eat sweets, the oral cavity is in a hypertonic state, which is also easy to lead to drooling, and the development of congenital salivary glands will also cause an increase in saliva, and abnormal saliva secretion caused by neuromodulation disorders.

If the patient has a lot of saliva, he should do adequate oral hygiene, brush his teeth frequently, especially before going to bed, and then rinse his mouth in time after meals, and it is recommended to eat less sweets, acidic foods, etc.

Gastric reflux, saliva and pharyngitis, this is considered to have reflux gastritis or symptoms caused by esophagitis, this sedan chair still needs to be checked for a gastroscope under the hood of the family to make it clear, you can take omeprazole enteric-coated capsules and molimb sapride tablets, as well as aluminum magnesium carbonate chewable tablets**.

This is when you usually drink a lot of water or soup at the same time when you eat, so it leads to a large amount of gastric acid secretion, and the excess gastric acid has not subsided when you sleep, so it causes a lot of saliva in the mouth and keeps flowing out, why in winter? Because the metabolism in winter is not as fast as in summer, it generally occurs in winter when the weather is cold. I've had this experience before, and I don't really want to take any medicine.

It would be nice to pay more attention to your diet at the same time. Your stomach is healthy.

There is phlegm in the throat, which is caused by the stress response of the throat tissue caused by environmental changes.

It is recommended to see Chinese medicine, drink Chinese medicine to regulate the physique, Chinese medicine is still very broad and profound, although, Chinese medicine can not be like Western medicine, the effect is fast, but Chinese medicine can pull out the grass and remove the roots, as long as you listen to the doctor's advice, insist on drinking until good.

The throat is phlegm, because you eat something you shouldn't eat.

Pork, cold drinks, greasy, these three foods.

Take some phlegm-reducing medicine and don't eat those foods.

Think too much, you are weak spleen and stomach, the food you eat does not stagnate the phenomenon caused by the phenomenon of fire, usually pay more attention to activate the spleen and stomach function, hawthorn pills can also be eaten after meals, when you smell - long you will find that the phlegm in the throat is less or no.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital as soon as possible to check your physical condition and do not speculate on your own.

Pay attention to keeping warm and weather changes, advocating a light diet, doing reasonable physical exercise, keeping bowel and bowel movements smooth, enhancing physical fitness, and preventing infection will help alleviate the condition.

Something is wrong with your stomach. I think it's gastritis. Similar to many of the cases I've encountered.

There is a patient who has the same narrative as you:

I feel saliva gushing out of the base of my tongue like a spring, just like you said.

I also salivate at night, and sometimes I get a small piece of pillow towel wet. I guess you have a similar situation.

There is a feeling of acid reflux, especially when eating or even seeing sweets.

If you haven't had stomach pain yet, your stomach problems are still mild.

Prescription: Don't take medicine first, pay attention to life conditioning:

Get enough and punctual sleep. It's not that hard. Sleep affects a person's various secretions. This does not refer to saliva, but mainly to gastric juice secretion. This is due to a disorder in the secretion of gastric juices.

Eat less sweets and pasta for the time being. Of course, don't go for something spicy.

Observe for a period of time and go to the hospital to see the outpatient clinic. But according to my analysis, the general doctor will casually prescribe some stomach medicine to pass the matter. Because, it is true that your illness is not too serious.

The analysis upstairs is a quote from the relevant information. Don't be intimidated. We never give patients that kind of analysis. It is important to note that some severe lesions have a variety of other manifestations in addition to salivation. You can't use books as doctors. Hehe.