Patient's question:
Now 27, he had bad breath at the age of 8, and it has been 20 years without treatment. Now his nose is no longer sensitive. What should he do?Doctor's answer:
Actively go to the hospital for specific and detailed examinations to identify the cause and then provide targeted treatment. Targeted treatment is often self-limiting. You should endure washing your face after each meal. Actively treat diseases that cause bad breath, such as periodontitis, hepatitis, and stomach problems. Eating some fruits before meals can help prevent or reduce bad breath. When patients face bad breath interference, we should actively take treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If bad breath persists despite treatment, it is important to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.