How to deal with bitter mouth, dry mouth, and bad breath

Patient's question:

Suddenly, the investment connection is scorching, numb, and expansive, with a bitter mouth, dry mouth, and bad breath. The heartbeat is slow, nausea, and severe pain for more than 10 minutes?

Doctor's answer:

Halitosis and bitter taste are believed by traditional Chinese medicine to be mostly related to excessive liver and gallbladder fire, dampness-heat in the liver and gallbladder, or poor digestion. It is recommended to consult an experienced TCM practitioner for syndrome differentiation and treatment using traditional Chinese medicine. Dietary adjustments should also be made, avoiding spicy and irritating foods, greasy foods, alcohol, seafood, fishy and greasy meats, and foods that trigger flare-ups. It is important to maintain regular bowel movements and keep a positive mood.
Facing the harm of halitosis, patients should actively undergo thorough examinations and treatment without avoiding medical visits. If halitosis does not improve with treatment, a new treatment plan should be implemented promptly.

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