2. Treat nasal congestion to stop drooling in your sleep It’s also important to address any nasal congestion you may have from allergies, a cold or a sinus infection.

6 ways to stop drooling in your sleep If you keep waking up with saliva on your pillow here are 5 ways to stop drooling in your sleep, backed by experts.

How to stop drooling in sleep, why you do it, and why some people drool more than others — a doctor weighs in.

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) causes you to temporarily stop breathing while you sleep. People with OSA are more likely to start mouth breathing, which can lead to more drooling while you sleep.

According to another paper, from the British Journal of Medical Practitioners, the excess production of saliva itself and the mouth’s inability to contain a surfeit of it can also be culprits.

I want to scream but since my throat is broken all I can do is gasp like a beached fish.<BR><BR>The worst part is, I can't sleep because saliva keeps building up and I have to either swallow it or ...