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sialorrhea Citing: The
American Heritage Dictionary of the
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improved reciprocal motion, so
improved ability to move and exercise.
Sialorrhea is a
condition where oral
secretions are
unable to be eliminated, causing...
- coughing) are not impaired, this is not life-threatening.
Drooling or
sialorrhea can
occur during sleep. It is
often the
result of open-mouth
posture from...
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increase the
blood pressure. It is also used to
reduce excessive saliva (
sialorrhea), and to
treat Ménière's disease. It has been used
topically and orally...
- Sathasivam, Sivakumar; Young,
Carolyn A. (2022-05-20). "Treatment for
sialorrhea (excessive saliva) in
people with
motor neuron disease/amyotrophic lateral...
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prescribed when
people with ALS
begin having trouble swallowing their saliva (
sialorrhea). A 2017
review concluded that
mexiletine is safe and
effective for treating...
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difficulty swallowing (dysphagia), and
excessive saliva production (
sialorrhea), can also occur. Sensation, or the
ability to feel, is
typically not...
- voltage-dependent
sodium ion
channels and pot****ium channels, they
cause sialorrhea,
lacrimation and rhinorrhea.
Scorpions are
distributed among six families...
- and
eating Dysphonia –
disrupted speech,
possibly manifest as
lisping Sialorrhea –
drooling Angular cheilitis –
sores at the
corners of the
mouth Crenated...
- in
feeding and speech. It also
causes lack of taste, lacrimation, and
sialorrhea. The use of
steroids can help in the
treatment of Bell's Palsy. If in...
