Patient's question:
Bitter taste in the mouth, dry mouth, occasional bad breath, thick white tongue, cold palms and soles, excessive sweating, stomach pain. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
If you have bad breath, I suggest you see a dentist. Most of the time, it's caused by oral health issues. Generally, it could be due to: gingivitis, cavities, or large tartar deposits. Usually, an ultrasonic dental cleaning can significantly improve the condition. You can also try chewing Huasuping tablets. However, this might also be accompanied by digestive issues, so I recommend you see a gastroenterologist as well. There's also a possibility of stomach problems causing digestive issues. All of these need to be addressed. Additionally, avoid eating onions, garlic, hot pot, etc. There are many treatments for bad breath, but since symptoms vary, the treatment methods will differ. Therefore, patients need to have a timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to find the right treatment.