Patient's question:
I have bad breath for 3 years and it never gets better. Mainly, there is a sour and foul smell in my mouth. My stomach and intestines are not good, and my bowel movements are always abnormal. Also, I am very thin and never gain weight. How can I treat bad breath and how can I prevent it?Doctor's answer:
You don't need to worry if you have bad breath; it's still best to actively treat the symptoms. Currently, if you have bad breath and discomfort but aren't gaining weight, treatment is necessary. Sometimes conditions like stomach issues, constipation, and periodontitis can cause bad breath, so it's important to check if there are problems with your digestive system.You don't need to worry—it's still recommended that you actively treat the symptoms. Pay attention to your diet, enhance your nutrition, and if you have digestive discomfort, treat it accordingly. Drinking chrysanthemum tea instead of plain water can also help reduce bad breath.
In addition to active treatment, patients with bad breath should maintain proper dietary habits in daily life to digest nutrients effectively.