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shibby24464
shibby24464

I have suffered from severe bad breath for 11 years and i dont.know what to do. I have tried everything and nothing has helped. Can someone point me to a doctor or specialist who will help me. I am willing to travel and spend what little money i have to cure this curse

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  • Cindy52
    Cindy52 shibby24464

    Posted

    Has anyone been able to identify for you whether this is a dental or a gastric or a tonsil problem? 
    • shibby24464
      shibby24464 Cindy52

      Posted

      My tonsils have been checked and so i have been medication for acid reflux etc. The fact is the doctors don't want to know. If only they could see how this is destroying me.
  • pixiepez
    pixiepez shibby24464

    Posted

    hello

    I have the same problem. how bad is ur bb? does ur smeel come out thru ur nose too?

    if not, be thankful that's not the case. cuz it could be worse. thats the problem i havesad attending class is the worse... but anyways...

    im seeing a nutritionist who said i have problem with my liver.

    what u can try is a three day water fast.

    do u now if anything makes ur probem worse or better?

  • chris60718
    chris60718 shibby24464

    Posted

    ​=12.0ptBad breath, or halitosis, can be caused due to food, tobacco products, poor dental hygiene, health problems, dry mouth, mouth infection, dental problems or medications. It’s also possible that your bad breath is caused by medical condition, not just bacteria in your mouth. And a mint definitely won’t replace a visit to the doctor. Although mouth odour is often associated with gum disease or tooth decay, it can occasionally signal health problems such as respiratory or sinus infections, bronchitis, diabetes or malfunctions of the liver or kidney. So first, you need to confirm the exact cause of the bad breath and accordingly treatment or remedies can be started. In spite of that dental hygiene is important such as brushing twice a day and replace your toothbrush every 2-3 months. Green tea helps keep your breath fresh because it has antibacterial compounds that fight the germs in your mouth.
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