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Anonymous
| OK, this is a bit of an odd question, but anyone out there having issues with drooling while you sleep? I'm 40 weeks and for the last 2 or 3 weeks, have been waking up literally in a pool - never had the problem before, so I'm assuming it's somehow related to the pregnancy, but it seems very odd to me. Anyone else? |
Anonymous
| Well, I have the problem while asleep, and while awake, it's the same as my first pregnancy. It's embarrassing but what'cha gonna do? |
Anonymous
| I was extra-drooly at the end of my pregnancy too! No idea why, but I took it as a sign that at least I wasn't dehydrated! |
Anonymous
| I've been drooling the entire pregnancy. Sometimes I even wake up choking on it at night. Its nasty and I'm over it. I now put a wash cloth under my face so I dont wake up in my own little pool. Charming, I know. |
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| im a drooler too... and a major SNORER!! anyone else? |
Anonymous
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ha i hope it resumes after i deliver.
i wake up to my own snore! DH swears he cant hear a thing.  what a gentleman...
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Anonymous
| I am 39 weeks and have been drooling during sleep as well. This isn't my normal behavior and, like you, I assume it's pregnancy related but a mystery and not on the usual list of symptoms. I look forward to it going away! |
Anonymous
| Thank god for some of these posts. I'm just about 38 weeks and have recently started drooling in my sleep! So many weird physical things associated with pregnancy... |
Anonymous
| Another drooler here! I've noticed it during the third trimester especially. Just chalked it up to the "excess fluids" produced by the body during pregnancy. And maybe a byproduct of sleeping with my mouth open because of congestion.... |