What should the diet of halitosis patients pay attention to

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Halitosis is related to many factors, diet is the first to bear the brunt, so it is necessary to start from diet, of course, there are many preventive measures to deal with, such as not paying attention to the cleaning of dentures, like eating snacks can lead to halitosis. After middle age, saliva secretion decreases, reducing the self-cleaning effect of the mouth, so the elderly are more prone to halitosis. In addition, a large number of smokers will have a bad smell in their mouth and nose, which also belongs to this category. Let's take a look at the following.

What should the diet of halitosis patients pay attention to

First, many oral diseases can induce halitosis. Oral diseases such as alveolar abscess, dental caries, gingivitis, pulpitis, suppurative tonsillitis and salivary gland inflammation can cause putrefactive halitosis. Suppurative maxillary sinusitis and atrophic rhinitis in nasopharyngeal and nasal diseases can also lead to halitosis.

Second: Patients with pulmonary abscess are respiratory diseases, and they often have putrid halitosis and stench. Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis hemoptysis and bronchiectasis hemoptysis often have bloody halitosis. Patients with advanced lung cancer often have putrid halitosis in their mouth and breath.

Third, some gastrointestinal diseases can also induce halitosis. Patients with gastrointestinal diseases such as chronic gastritis and duodenal ulcer often have acid odor in their mouth. Patients with pyloric obstruction and advanced gastric cancer often have duck egg odor. Patients with severe constipation and intestinal obstruction often have fecal odor.

matters needing attention

Patients with halitosis had better eat light food, which is very helpful for the treatment of halitosis.