Patient's question:
After being hospitalized, I took medicine for a month. The doctor said I still needed to take it, but I didn't. The Helicobacter pylori was killed, and my stomach felt better. But did the doctor say that the reason for my bad breath is this?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is caused by damp-heat in the spleen and stomach, leading to the inability of clear qi to ascend and the inability of turbid qi to rise, resulting in symptoms such as bad breath and discomfort. It falls under the category of chronic stomach problems. If not treated promptly and correctly, the condition will gradually worsen. The medication you are currently taking only alleviates symptoms, but the stomach lining is still constantly being damaged. Some stomach medications may even further exacerbate the harm to the stomach lining, leading to chronic stomach problems that are difficult to treat and may even worsen.The goal is to completely eliminate damp-heat in the spleen and stomach, rapidly repair the stomach lining, regulate spleen and stomach function, and completely eliminate the root cause of the disease, thereby achieving the purpose of complete self-healing. In addition to promptly treating bad breath, friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude in facing the disease, as this can only reduce the patient's immunity and their ability to fight the disease. At the same time, they should pay close attention to their dietary care, primarily focusing on light and nutritious foods.