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Michael Shaw Yes, constantly and dribbling too as the muscles around the mouth have been weakened by the stroke. My GP suggested doing exercises with your mouth such as extending your mouth and smiling a lot. It does help and you will find people will smile back at you so it's win/win.
Hollie Bevan Consult your local speech pathologist/ therapist. They will be able to assist you
Julie Collins One of my husband's neurologists prescribed Atropine drops which go under the tongue. He has 2 drops in the morning and 2 drops when he goes to bed. We certainly notice the difference if he hasn't had them. This is usually prescribed as an eye drop. Have a chat to your neurologist or GP to discuss it's suitability for you.
William Younger My wife drinking pineapple juice made some differences
Diana
