Patient's question:
I always have bad breath even after brushing my teeth, food always gets stuck in my teeth every time I eat, and the smell is very unpleasant. Moreover, the smell in my mouth is like that of rotten eggs. Is there a better way to permanently cure this?Doctor's answer:
Decide on the correct face-washing method, brush at least twice a day, and get used to washing your face after using the toilet. Implementing tongue cleaning is also very important. Chewing fibrous foods or chewing gum can help reduce bad breath. Bad breath is not, as long as the cause is identified, it can be treated. Conditions such as respiratory diseases, digestive system issues, damage to organs (liver failure, kidney failure), and diabetic ketoacidosis, uremia, leukemia, vitamin deficiencies, etc., can cause bad breath. In addition to treating bad breath, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a joyful mood to enhance their physical condition and slow down the recovery process.