the face, difficulty closing one eye, asymmetrical smile, slurred speech.
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3. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)
Why: Stomach acid traveling up the esophagus can trigger a reflex increase in saliva production as the body tries to neutralize the acid.
Signs: Heartburn, acid taste in the mouth, nighttime coughing, chest discomfort.
4. Neurological Disorders (Parkinson’s Disease, MS, ALS)
Why: These conditions can affect the nerves and muscles responsible for swallowing (dysphagia), causing saliva to pool and leak during sleep.
Signs: Tremors, stiffness, balance issues,
