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Suggest Treatment For Bad Breath

Hi,i have horrible mouth smell..it is like taht all day..i have been to dentist and they said there is nothing to do with ur teeth..and then i thought it might be coming from my stomache..even thoguh i brush my teeth it smells hprrible..it smells just 10-15 mins after i brushed my teeth..i cant talk to people at all..can u pls help about that??thank u..i am 23 years old..82 kg and 1,73 cm tall..
Tue, 22 Jul 2014
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Thanks for your query, I have gone through your query.
The possible causes for the bad breath could be the gum infection or deposits, pus discharge. Consult a oral physician and take a opinion to rule out these causes. these causes can be treated by getting your teeth cleaned and maintaining oral hygiene.
If these causes are not there then, it can be secondary to respiratory disorders like sinusitis or gastrointestinal disorders. Consult a ENT and Gastroenterologist to rule out these causes.
I hope my answer will help you, take care.
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Suggest Treatment For Bad Breath

Thanks for your query, I have gone through your query. The possible causes for the bad breath could be the gum infection or deposits, pus discharge. Consult a oral physician and take a opinion to rule out these causes. these causes can be treated by getting your teeth cleaned and maintaining oral hygiene. If these causes are not there then, it can be secondary to respiratory disorders like sinusitis or gastrointestinal disorders. Consult a ENT and Gastroenterologist to rule out these causes. I hope my answer will help you, take care.