Question
A mother inquires about her child who has been continuously drooling since the age of six months, until nine and a half months when the first teeth began to emerge, and by one year, only two teeth have grown, yet there is still a significant amount of saliva. She wants to know if this situation is normal and how to deal with it.
Answer
For the issue of excessive saliva in infants, it is recommended to supplement a variety of vitamins in moderation, and carefully observe for symptoms such as diarrhea or oral ulcers. It is advisable to drink plenty of water, maintain a light diet, and consume more fruits and vegetables, avoiding the intake of irritating food, which can help with recovery. If necessary, vitamin C sprays can be used to treat the mouth. We hope these suggestions are helpful to you, and wish you good health!