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As there are no ENT, dental issues, likely reason for the halitosis could be due to gastrointestinal tract issues.Consult a gastroenterologist in your area.However you can try tab ganaton 50 mg three times daily before the food,and tablet flagyl 400 mg three times daily for a week,it may help

Halitosis could also be due to other GI pathologies. Seek a gastroenterologist opinion

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Avoid eating much of pungent foods like garlic, onion, radish, drinking much of tea, coffee. Drink more water. Rinse mouth with clean water and few drops of Listril mouth wash,  2 to 3 times daily, clean tongue with a scraper or brush regularly. Change your tooth brush as soon as the bristles start getting worn out. Chew cloves 2 to 3 times daily or sugar free chewing gum. If after following these measures,  bad breath  continues, consult a dentist to exclude any local infection. If after following above measures,  problem persists,  consult a dentist to exclude

Gerd, Consult superspecialist like gastroenterologist. Till, Rifagut400 two times a day after food for 7 to 10 days. Supradyne one at night for 7 to 10 days.

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It might be because of indigestion and vitamin deficiency

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Can be due to Gerd or other fungal infection of mouth. Consult gastroneterologist or gen physician virtually

Avoid oily, spicy and fatty food.

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It’s understandable to feel frustrated, but persistent halitosis is often related to issues beyond oral hygiene, and GERD (acid reflux) is a common cause. Since your dentist has ruled out dental problems and your ENT has prescribed treatment, it can take time , sometimes several weeks , to notice improvement. Continue following your ENT’s plan, including the antacids, nasal spray, or allergy treatment as advised. If symptoms persist after a reasonable period, follow up with your ENT or consider a gastroenterology review. Disclaimer: This is general information and not a substitute for personalized medical advice. Please continue to follow your ENT’s recommendations and seek further evaluation if symptoms don’t improve.