can change many of the muscles used for speech, chewing, and
swallowing. Changes in these muscles may cause: But there are
things you can do to help reduce eating and drooling problems. A
speech-language pathologist (also called a speech therapist) can
teach you exercises and show you other ways to help with eating,
swallowing, and drooling. You can reduce eating problems by
changing how and what you To reduce drooling: December 5, 2012
Anne C. Poinier, MD - Internal Medicine & G. Frederick Wooten,
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