Patient's question:
Bitter taste in the mouth, dry mouth, bad breath, and teeth marks. After a miscarriage, I didn't pay attention to recovery, didn't exercise often, had irregular routines and diet, which led to a big belly. Weight increased unintentionally. Is it related to weak spleen and stomach? How should I take care of it?Doctor's answer:
If you have Helicobacter pylori-related gastritis, you may experience bad breath. Additionally, poor oral hygiene, gingivitis, and decayed teeth can also cause bad breath. It is recommended to visit the dental department for a follow-up examination and check-up. If necessary, dental cleaning and treatment for problem teeth may be required. For patients with chronic gastritis, a follow-up examination by the gastroenterology department is necessary. If there are no issues, you can visit the traditional Chinese medicine department for a follow-up and use some traditional Chinese medicine to regulate your condition. Patients with bad breath can, while receiving proper treatment, also use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in their daily lives. It is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness and never overeat in your daily diet.