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What Causes Foaming Of Saliva And A Sore In The Cheek After A Panic Attack?
Question: I had a panick attack about a week ago and my saliva has been forming bubbles in my mouth and turns to foam when I talk. There is also a sore in my cheek.
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what could the foam be about then? i have constant bubbles in my mouth now.
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what could the foam be about then? i have constant bubbles in my mouth now.
Brief Answer:
Consultation
Detailed Answer:
Hello, and thanks for your question.
I reviewed your picture. The saliva is totally normal and you should not worry about it. The sore is likely a cold or canker sore and is not dangerous. For anxiety/panic, I recommend you see a psychiatrist or therapy for weekly cognitive behavioral therapy, which greatly reduces the symptoms of anxiety and panic.
Dr. Sheppe
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Brief Answer:
Followup
Detailed Answer:
Saliva foams and bubbles naturally. This is normal.
Dr. Sheppe
Consultation
Detailed Answer:
Hello, and thanks for your question.
I reviewed your picture. The saliva is totally normal and you should not worry about it. The sore is likely a cold or canker sore and is not dangerous. For anxiety/panic, I recommend you see a psychiatrist or therapy for weekly cognitive behavioral therapy, which greatly reduces the symptoms of anxiety and panic.
Dr. Sheppe
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Brief Answer:
Followup
Detailed Answer:
Saliva foams and bubbles naturally. This is normal.
Dr. Sheppe
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