Patient's question:
I have bad breath, but I didn't used to have it, and I don't feel like I have a stomach problem. I've never had stomach pain, and I don't have cavities. However, I feel like overeating can cause indigestion. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, there are many reasons that can cause bad breath in the mouth, such as cavities in the teeth, dysfunction of the salivary glands, endocrine disorders, and certain diseases of the gastrointestinal digestive system, etc. We recommend that you first go to the dental department of the hospital for a detailed examination to rule out dental diseases. If dental diseases are ruled out, then you can go to the internal medicine department of the hospital for further detailed examination, such as checking fasting blood sugar, etc.