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Slobbering

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a2jimw +1 point · over 4 years ago Original Poster

I have a continuing problem of lots of saliva accumulating under my nasal pillows and around my neck during the night. I have to sleep with a towel under my neck. I sleep well. Anyone else have this weird thing?

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Sierra +1 point · over 4 years ago Sleep Patron

No, I use the P10 nasal pillow mask and do not have that problem. However, I also tape my mouth shut so I do not lose air out my mouth. You may want to look into mouth taping.

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a2jimw +0 points · over 4 years ago Original Poster

I have a beard so don’t think that would work for me.

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Sierra +0 points · over 4 years ago Sleep Patron

I have a recollection of some tape that is specially made for mouth taping. It goes between the lips instead of over the top of the lips

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a2jimw +0 points · over 4 years ago Original Poster

My pillows work great except for this drooling problem. This is new. I’ve used the pillows for years.

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a2jimw +0 points · over 4 years ago Original Poster

OK found some tape on Amazon, ordered and will try. Thanks for the tip!

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Sleepea +0 points · over 4 years ago

You might want to try a chin strap to keep the mouth shut. My CPAP supplier will send it, you might need a prescription for insurance to cover it. Every once and a while I have a problem with dry open mouth so I will use the chin strap. I have a beard as well. With the beard, the mask and the chin strap there is a lot on your face and it might take a little getting used to.

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