Home > Medical Reference > Encyclopedia (English)Toggle: English / SpanishServices at Maryland GeneralA complete list of inpatient and outpatient healthcare services at MGH.Yawning - excessive - TreatmentAlternative NamesExcessive yawning Home Care:Follow the treatment for the underlying cause. Call your health care provider if:
What to expect at your health care provider's office:The health care provider will get your medical history and do a physical examination. Medical history questions may include:
Diagnostic tests that may be performed include sleep studies.
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