What's the reason for women's bad breath?
summary
In today's society, if you are a patient with halitosis, your social effect will be greatly reduced in normal social activities, which will not only alienate you, but also once you find that you have halitosis, most patients will have a serious sense of inferiority and social pressure. Therefore, the daily protection is very important, prevention in the first place, every day with a few Fangyu Tianyuan green olive, has a good preventive effect. What's the reason for women's bad breath? Let's talk about it.
What's the reason for women's bad breath?
(1) Stomach heat and halitosis: this kind of people may suffer from aphthous ulcer, chronic periodontitis, or usually like spicy and thick taste, which may cause breath. It should be properly cleared of stomach fire, and can be eliminated by eating less hot and dry food.
(2) Constipation and halitosis: this kind of halitosis is caused by defecation habits and living habits. If the harmful substances produced in the body cannot be discharged in time, it will be absorbed into the blood and cause halitosis, abdominal distension, loss of appetite, irritability and other self poisoning symptoms. There is no effective way, should develop the habit of defecation in time, drink more water to eat vegetables, generally speaking, the breath symptoms will disappear.
(3) Pharyngitis and halitosis: generally, women with chronic and acute pharyngitis often accompanied by halitosis. This kind of people often feel dry throat, sore throat or swollen throat phenomenon, the treatment of sore throat can be solved.
matters needing attention
Although halitosis is not a single disease, it often affects social interaction, causes trouble to individuals, and causes inferiority and uneasiness. However, because of bad breath, colleagues will avoid him, and it is even more difficult to make friends with the opposite sex. " This is because the soft palate behind the oral cavity is connected with the nasal cavity, and the nose can not smell the odor produced at the back of the oral cavity.