Patient's question:
I've had this since middle school, and it's been 6 years now. It happens regardless of whether it's morning, noon, or evening. Sometimes after eating something, I immediately get the taste of what I just ate. I can't quite describe what the taste is. Because of school, I eat frequently, but it still doesn't cover it up well. For example, after eating mint-flavored gum, it's even worse. I don't have a stomach problem, and I rarely have stomach issues. I currently have a cold, but this existed even before I got the cold, so the cold should just be one of the possible contributing factors. Also, my teeth are often yellow, and I have dental plaque. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
If the oral cavity is normal, it is likely related to gastrointestinal issues. 9 grams of honeysuckle leaves and 3 grams of stone arrowhead should be decocted into a decoction, taken in two divided doses orally, once daily. You can try it. In addition to timely treatment for bad breath, friends with the condition should always maintain a positive attitude when facing the disease. Only in this way can the patient's immunity and the belief in fighting the disease be reduced. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to dietary care, focus on balanced nutrition, and digest the body's nutrients promptly. It is believed that this will surely drive away bad breath.