Patient's question:
17 years ago, I had bad breath and superficial gastritis with Helicobacter pylori. I took antibiotics to kill the bacteria and experienced heartburn. My tongue had teeth marks and was mostly white. My hands and feet were cold, and I often sweated and felt tired. I had a sensation of in my throat and sometimes coughed out yellow particles with a very bad odor. Dry mouth, what should I do about bad breath and superficial gastritis?Doctor's answer:
The fundamental cause of halitosis is a weakened immune system, which triggers endocrine disorders in internal organs. This makes it difficult to balance and suppress pathogenic microorganisms that produce foul-smelling compound gases. When a large number of domesticated pathogenic microorganisms reach a certain concentration, they produce high levels of foul-smelling compound gases during the process of metabolizing and compressing nutrients in the human body. When the concentration of these foul-smelling compound gases is high, the gases enter the bloodstream and are transported unchanged to the lungs and stomach, eventually being expelled from the body through the mouth and nose.Treatment involves soothing the liver, regulating qi, adjusting the intestines and nourishing the stomach, cooling the yin and blood to restore endocrine balance in the body. This approach comprehensively and thoroughly eliminates accumulated toxins from the body, thereby strengthening the body's autoimmune system.