HealthPhoto: Firstpost HealthHealth Risks of Sleeping with Mouth Open Explained
Sleeping with your mouth open can cause dry mouth, irritated throat, and frequent thirst, indicating possible nasal breathing issues or upper airway problems during sleep. Dr. Nikhil Modi of Indraprastha Apollo Hospital explains that while temporary mouth breathing may result from colds or allergies, persistent mouth breathing should be investigated. Causes include deviated nasal septum, nasal tissue swelling, growths, and allergies that block nasal airflow.
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