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Is there any connection between excess saliva production and diabetes? |
I've noticed that when I eat a high carb food right before bed, I 'drool' at night. Also, I urinate more frequently and have to sometimes drink a large glass of water. I've heard of no connection but was wondering if you have experienced this at all... Great Q, I too am diabetic and thought certain meds caused that...... |
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