What is the cause of excessive oral mucus

Some people have a lot of oral mucus, which often makes the whole mouth very uncomfortable and they have no appetite when eating. This situation is mostly related to the spleen and stomach. Spleen and stomach dampness and heat cause excessive mucus. If you don’t pay attention to oral hygiene, a lot of food will remain in the mouth and breed bacteria, which can also cause this condition. Therefore, in addition to paying attention to oral hygiene, you must also regulate the spleen and stomach to avoid oral inflammation. So how do we remove oral mucus?

I think that after excluding the above pathological conditions, you should strengthen oral hygiene, remove food residues in your mouth in time after meals, it is best to floss your teeth, which will not damage your gums, brush your teeth carefully, and it is best to go to the hospital to have your teeth cleaned at least once or twice a year. (Have you ever had your teeth cleaned? If not, there must be a lot of dental plaque, and dental plaque has the most bacteria)

It is caused by spleen and stomach disorders. It is recommended to take Sunflower Weikangling. Sunflower Weikangling is a special medicine for chronic stomach problems. It has good therapeutic effects on superficial gastritis, chronic gastritis, atrophic gastritis, gastric and duodenal ulcers, and gastric bleeding. The cure rate is high after taking the course of treatment (six boxes for one course of treatment). In your situation, I suggest that you first pay attention to rest. A light, warm and easily digestible diet is very important. Pay attention to your diet in the next few days and avoid spicy, greasy and cold foods. Drink more millet porridge and eat more yam. I wish you a speedy recovery.

Our oral mucosa is covered with many mucous glands that can secrete saliva. The glands secrete saliva just like the water company purifies water and then delivers it to users through network-distributed pipes. Saliva enters the mouth through the excretory ducts of the mucous glands. Once these ducts are blocked, saliva cannot flow into the mouth and can only accumulate in the ducts. Day after day, more and more saliva will expand the ducts and form blisters.

The oral mucosa of the elderly is loose, the elasticity of the submucosal connective tissue is reduced, and inflammation causes poor drainage of the ducts. Mucus accumulates in the ducts, and the accumulation is increasing. If the ducts are not swallowed in time, there will be too much mucus stored in the mouth when waking up at night. It is recommended to go to the hospital's oral department to check whether there is inflammation or cysts in the parotid gland and submandibular gland, and treat the cause.

The oral mucosa of the elderly is loose, the elasticity of the submucosal connective tissue is reduced, and inflammation causes poor drainage of the ducts. Mucus accumulates in the ducts, and the accumulation becomes more and more. If it is not swallowed in time, there will be too much mucus stored in the mouth when you wake up at night. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital's oral department to check whether the parotid and submandibular glands have inflammation or cysts, and treat the cause.