Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling some discomfort in my mouth. The air I exhale seems to have a slightly unpleasant odor. I've been washing my face every day as usual, just like before. But I never had that kind of odor back then. I haven't eaten anything unusual either. Plus, I've been producing a lot of phlegm. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
Halitosis, the root cause of bad breath, is due to a decline in the body's immunity, which triggers endocrine disorders in internal organ functions. It becomes difficult to balance and suppress pathogenic microorganisms that produce odor-causing compounds. When a large number of domesticated pathogenic microorganisms exceed a certain threshold, they produce high concentrations of odor-causing compounds during the process of metabolizing and compressing nutrients in the human body. When the concentration of odor-causing compounds is high, the gas enters the bloodstream and is transported unchanged to the lungs and stomach. It is then expelled from the body through the mouth and nose. You can try taking Huahua tablets or give it a try. Avoid eating onions, garlic, hot pots, etc.