I have been suffering from hypersalivation for a long time, went to the hospital, the doctor said it was due to tonsillitis, and treated in this direction but it did not reduce at all. I have no stomach problems, no heartburn. Previously, I had treatment for sore throat for 2 weeks, taking too much Paracetamol 500mg, so my skin was allergic. After 2 months of eating right, my skin returned to normal. So the doctor asked me why I have increased salivation, and how to treat it?

Parotid salivary gland stones and stenon duct stones are common conditions, accounting for about 20% of the causes of salivary gland stones in general. Stenon duct stone removal is a treatment to remove stones located in the duct, limiting the risk of obstruction causing inflammation of the salivary gland.