Patient's question:
Waking up with a full night's sleep can sometimes leave you with a feeling of bad breath, and it returns shortly after eating. What can you do about it?Doctor's answer:
Halitosis is not something to be feared; it can be treated once the cause is identified. First, consider whether the halitosis is of oral origin or non-oral origin. If factors related to halitosis cannot be ruled out, such as respiratory diseases, digestive system diseases, or damage to solid organs, then systemic treatment should be administered to these diseases, either locally or throughout the body. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to dietary care, primarily focusing on light foods and avoiding cold or stimulating foods, believing that this will surely drive away halitosis.