Bad Breath?

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justme asked:

I am not sure how to cure…. I am experiencing bad breath. But, its coming from the back of my thoat. I brush twice daily, floss, gargle, whiten, my mouth is clean no doubt about it. But, I think my sinus are causing me to have bad breath because its coming from the back of my throat, and when I blow my noise I can smell it. Is there anything I can do to cure this….

10 thoughts on “Bad Breath?”

  1. See your doctor; you likely have a sinus infection. Antibiotics will clear it up. This happened with my husband.

  2. well just incase it still happens keep a box of tic tacs wit u and when it happens take like 1 or 2 of em or bring some mint gum and start chewing.

  3. Not really. You kinda have to just wait for your sinuses to clear up. Or take some Claritin. It’s the mucus at the back of your throat that causes you to have bad breath.
    Chew gum or suck on mints for the time being.

  4. It could be a sinus infection. Are you having any other symptoms: headache, pressure, stuffiness? If yes, go to your doctor. They’ll give you some antibiotics to clear up the sinus infection, and the bad breath will be gone when the infection is. Good Luck!

  5. If you live in Pensylvania its Probably Nasal Drip id suggest just chew gum make sure its sugar free cuz sugar gives you bad breath but id still suggest going to a doctor

  6. apples help sometimes
    maybe sinus medication?
    OR get a neti pot for sinuses, google it, the most amazing thing for sinuses

  7. There’s this thing called post-nasal drip. It’s where liquid from your nose drips down the back of your throat . It gives a bad smell, I think I have it. About 1/3 of the population have it, I read.

  8. There are many possibilities… The first source of bad breath is obviously the mouth. Your gums, tongue, and teeth can harbor bacteria that create odors and contribute to disease processes. You may have undiagnosed periodontal disease. If you have not had your teeth cleaned by a professional within the last year, the odor could be coming from calcified plaque and inflamed gums. Be sure to use a tongue brush/scraper. Tongues are very unique. Many people havy very wavy anatomy in their tongue. These waves and crevices can harbor bacteria that promote poor health and odors. A dentist can also examine your tonsils and throat area for mucus crystals. Some people are predisposed to these small, circular mucus crystals that collect in the throat. These objects are a source of foul odors as well. Obviously, if you have sinus congestion or a true sinus infection, nasal drippings could be the source of the odor.

    So, see a dental doctor and a medical doctor…

    Good luck.

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