Brief but Meaningful: Excess saliva during pregnancy and minimization measures.

Lol. I once said I won't marry a lady that likes spiting but looks like its a usual stuff in girls, seems like am gonna get used to been irritated.
Now read:
WHAT IS IT?
Saliva buildup in the mouth early in
pregnancy, most often experienced by women who also have morning sickness during pregnancy.
WHAT CAUSES IT?
Experts aren't sure, but the most likely culprit for excessive saliva during pregnancy is the one charged for so many other charming pregnancy woes: those pregnancy hormones .
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT IT:
As if feeling sick to your stomach weren't enough, you also feel sick all the way to your mouth. All that extra saliva during pregnancy pools in your mouth, adding to queasiness and upping the chances that you'll be gagging your way through your next meal. Like many pregnancy symptoms, this one is both completely annoying and completely harmless.
It's also temporary, and should pass after the first trimester of pregnancy. Until then, tell yourself it's cool to drool.
WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT:
You won't be able to get that extra saliva during pregnancy to go away, but you can try to get dry in the mouth by:
- Using a minty mouthwash.
- Brushing your teeth (often) with a good-tasting toothpaste (also good for dental care , which is extra important during pregnancy)
- Chewing sugarless gum.
Hope this helps a bit.