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Feel Like Mouth Smells. Reason? Safe? Taking Medicine Cyrad Of No Help. Treatment?
Feeling like Some gas (Fried oil) kind of smell is coming on mouth. When asked some one to check they are saying no smell. What could be the reason. is this safe to continue. Spoke to family doctor he had prescribed some medicine called CYRAD. Doctor told me it is because of food pipe issue. Still the problem persists. please explain a way out. Thanks a lot
Mon, 20 May 2013
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Cyrad is used for acidity. There is no harm in continuing it. It will decrease bad smell, if it is because of acidity.
Having bad smells (from mouth or inner body parts), which is not present in reality, indicates olfactory hallucination. The most common odors are unpleasant smells such as rotting flesh, vomit, urine, feces, smoke, or almonds.
Olfactory hallucination is psychological symptom. This kind of clinical picture can occur in organic psychosis, depression or anxiety. It is better to get evaluated by psychiatrist to find the cause of current suffering and for treatment.
Wish you good health and all the best.
Regards,
Dr Ashish Kumar Mittal
www.99doctor.com
welcome to Healthcare Magic.
Cyrad is used for acidity. There is no harm in continuing it. It will decrease bad smell, if it is because of acidity.
Having bad smells (from mouth or inner body parts), which is not present in reality, indicates olfactory hallucination. The most common odors are unpleasant smells such as rotting flesh, vomit, urine, feces, smoke, or almonds.
Olfactory hallucination is psychological symptom. This kind of clinical picture can occur in organic psychosis, depression or anxiety. It is better to get evaluated by psychiatrist to find the cause of current suffering and for treatment.
Wish you good health and all the best.
Regards,
Dr Ashish Kumar Mittal
www.99doctor.com
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