How to stop drooling in your sleep home remedies?
My wife complains that I drool in my sleep, and sometimes it's quite a lot. I don't want to use any medicines if possible. Are there any home remedies that can help me stop drooling in my sleep?
My wife complains that I drool in my sleep, and sometimes it's quite a lot. I don't want to use any medicines if possible. Are there any home remedies that can help me stop drooling in my sleep?
Honestly, same problem bro. Sometimes I just sleep on my back more, that helps a bit. Also, if my nose is blocked, it gets worse. So try clearing your nose before sleeping.
Achcha, mere daadi batati thi ki thoda garam paani mein namak daalke gargle karne se bhi kabhi kabhi fayda hota hai, agar gale mein kuch ho. Aur neeche mat sona, thoda sar ooncha rakh ke sona. Lekin zyada ho toh doctor ko hi dikha lo beta.
Drooling can sometimes be linked to other health things, you know. I have high BP, and my doctor always tells me to keep an eye on everything, even small changes. Maybe a general checkup is good to rule out anything deeper.
Yaar, I drool so much sometimes it's like a small pond on my pillow. I've accepted my fate lol. But seriously, sleeping on my side usually makes it worse, so I try to sleep flat.
Simple solution for me was changing my pillow. A firmer, slightly higher pillow helped align my head better. Also, check if your nose is blocked; that's a big reason for mouth breathing and drooling.
Oh, the drool struggle is real! 😅 I found that drinking enough water during the day helps, and sometimes a quick steam for my nose before bed works wonders! Keep your pillow clean too! ✨
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Hmm, this is an interesting one. For me, when I'm well-rested and my body feels good after a workout, I notice less issues like this. Maybe better sleep hygiene and regular light exercise could help overall?
Yes, sleeping position really makes a difference. Try sleeping on your back.
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