HomeoRemedyConstant desire to spit
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Mouth, Teeth & Gums
Excessive Salivation
Constant desire to spit, including spitting of black blood or frothy saliva
Overview
Spitting is a condition characterized by a constant desire or urge to spit, which can sometimes involve the expulsion of black blood or frothy saliva. It is often associated with nervous headaches and other neurological symptoms.
Remedies often used
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Spitting of black, decomposed blood
- Spitting or vomiting of dark, fluid blood that does not clot
- Intense redness and ulceration of the mouth, throat, and mucous membranes
- Violent mood swings, excitement, and talkativeness
Constant spitting with viscid (sticky) saliva
- Constant, excessive spitting or excess saliva
- Viscid (sticky) saliva
- Nervous, pressing headache, often left-sided
Constant spitting with froth at mouth
- Swollen, strawberry-like tongue
- Hives, petechial or erysipelatous skin rashes
- Swelling of the whole body
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- Spitting up large amounts of blood or other concerning substances
- Sudden, severe, or worsening headaches or neurological symptoms
- Difficulty swallowing or breathing due to the spitting
Everyday tips
- Carry a small container or tissue with you to spit into, to avoid spitting in public
- Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, which can help thin out saliva
- Avoid irritants or triggers that may worsen the spitting, such as certain foods or environmental factors
- Practice relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing or meditation, to help manage the urge to spit
Related health issues
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