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My son tends to dribble when he laughs alot. Does this happen to you as well? Is it part of his autism or somethine else? Thank you in advance:flower:

Probably a combination of overactive saliva glands, an unawareness of it, what to do about the problem, and why he should care about it.

It would seem many of us are clumsy. I am, and even at fifty four I must be careful when eating or I will drop food right out of my mouth.

Am dribble a lot,am don't realise it,usually because am thinking anywhere else but there,inside mind but not outside,can't process more than one thing at a time.

Another reason that can cause dribbling is some medications,a medication am used to be on [gabapentin/neurontin] numbed one side of face so much it made dribbling so much worse,like stroke,if son is on any medications,have a look on internet to see if numbing is one of the side effects.