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Has Anyone Bit The Inside Of Your Cheek Or Lip While Asleep. This Morning I Woke Up With A Swollen Cheek And Lip.

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Massapequa, NY
September 14
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Biting the inside of your cheek or lip while asleep can happen, especially if you have Parkinson's disease. This could be due to involuntary movements or muscle stiffness. Here are some tips to manage this:

- Consult Your Doctor: They can provide specific advice and check for any underlying issues
- Mouthguards: Consider Show Full Answer

Biting the inside of your cheek or lip while asleep can happen, especially if you have Parkinson's disease. This could be due to involuntary movements or muscle stiffness. Here are some tips to manage this:

- Consult Your Doctor: They can provide specific advice and check for any underlying issues.
- Mouthguards: Consider using a mouthguard to protect your cheeks and lips.
- Sleep Hygiene: Maintain a consistent sleep routine to reduce restlessness.

For more detailed advice, please refer to a healthcare professional.

September 14

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