I'm a bit confused because the pharmacy gave me Sucrafil solution instead of the Sucrafil O gel solution that my doctor prescribed. Are they the same thing? Can I use the Sucrafil solution, or do I need to get the exact one my doctor mentioned? Just to give you a bit more context, here's what my prescription looks like: Rablet 20 mg before breakfast, Ganaton OD after breakfast, Rantac 150 after dinner, and the Sucrafil O gel solution before breakfast and dinner. Would love your advice on what to do next.

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Dr Mubarak Parveez B

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Excessive saliva while talking can be embarrassing.

Possible causes:

Overproduction of saliva

Poor oral motor control

Nerve damage or neurological disorders

Medication side effects

Anxiety or stress

To manage:

Practice good oral hygiene

Chew sugar-free gum to stimulate swallowing

Avoid caffeine and spicy foods

Try relaxation techniques like deep breathing

Consult a doctor or dentist to rule out underlying conditions

Dr. Mubarak Suggests...

Consult a Gastroenterology/gi Medicine Specialist

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