Patient's question:
I have been an hepatitis B patient for about 7 or 8 years. Before, I didn't have much bad breath, but now it's very severe, and people can smell it from a distance. However, I myself can't smell it. In the morning, when I come down, I can still smell it and feel irritable. What should I do about the bad breath?Doctor's answer:
Considering abnormal liver function leading to stomach and spleen discomfort, it can manifest as bad breath. Currently experiencing discomfort in the liver area is most likely due to liver damage. To address bad breath, you can use Mahen Runtian Pills and Qingchuan Tongbian Pills. You need to have your liver function and hepatitis B quantitative levels checked. It is also recommended to check HBV-DNA levels. If the virus is in the replication phase, timely antiviral treatment and liver protection measures are necessary to reduce the damage caused by the hepatitis B virus to the liver. In addition to medication for bad breath, patients also need to pay attention to nursing aspects, such as proper diet and maintaining a positive mood.