Patient's question:
A friend of mine recently has a daughter who often feels feverish, is particularly irritable, and also experiences symptoms of neurasthenia. What could be the cause? What are the reasons for bad breath in children and the best prevention methods?Doctor's answer:
Bad breath is mostly caused by gastrointestinal problems or oral inflammation. Additionally, diarrhea can also lead to bad breath. Digestive aids such as enzyme tablets and tannic acid protein can be used. Additionally, massage and spinal manipulation therapy can be effective for indigestion. Pay attention to a light and hygienic diet, and reduce snacking, especially fried foods. Children over 2 years old can be taught how to wash their faces properly. Patients should face the harm of bad breath and promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment. Avoid avoiding medical visits. If bad breath persists despite treatment, it is important to promptly reassess the treatment plan.