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Anorexia - Definition
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Management of cachexia
Management of hiccough
Sialorhoea - Definition
Sialorhoea - Pathophysiology
Sialorhoea - Symptoms
Sialorhoea - Causes
Sialorhoea - Management
Drug management of N & V
Non-drug management of N & V
Pathophysiology of N & V
Anorexia - Definition
Anorexia - Causes
Anorexia - Management
Management of cachexia
Management of hiccough
Sialorhoea - Definition
Sialorhoea - Pathophysiology
Sialorhoea - Symptoms
Sialorhoea - Causes
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Sialorhoea - Pathophysiology - Archived
Sialorrhoea can be caused by three different factors:
- Excessive production of saliva*
- Inability to retain saliva in the mouth
- Difficulty in swallowing
* Excessive production is not a problem in itself unless accompanied by one or both of the other two factors.
Edition/Revision: 1.0
Created 18 Jul 2013 - Archived
Validated 19 Jul 2013 by Ian Back
Last modified 29 Apr 2024
Validated 19 Jul 2013 by Ian Back
Last modified 29 Apr 2024
