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Excessive Saliva During Pregnancy

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Experiencing Excessive Saliva During Pregnancy

The composition and volume of saliva change during pregnancy.

You may notice that your saliva tastes different and that there is more of it.

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Some women experience an annoying relationship between morning sickness and saliva production.

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For some, the increase in saliva triggers the nausea; for others, the nausea triggers the saliva.

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This excessive saliva during pregnancy usually subsides by the end of the third month.

If the taste bothers you, try sucking on a mint.

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