Use vegetables fruits water more.avoid meats fishes.check for dental cariez.start using chlorhexidine mouth wash after every meals.look for any mouth disease.brush two times a day.if not relieved visit dentist.

Persistent bad breath that improves temporarily with eating and water but keeps recurring is commonly due to dry mouth, post-nasal drip, coated tongue, sinus issues, or gastric causes like silent gastritis or H. pylori infection. Lack of heartburn does not rule out silent reflux.

The way you are describing the symptoms sounds very suspicious of what we called a ‘Pharyngeal Pouch’. You need to do the following, 1. Water soluble barium swallow 2. Avoid Gastroscopy due to risk of perforation if there was to be a pouch All the best. J G S R clinic

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Persistent bad breath that does not resolve with brushing or tongue cleaning and returns shortly after meals is often non-dental in origin. Temporary improvement with food and water suggests a role of reduced saliva, gastric causes, or silent reflux rather than poor oral hygiene. Common possibilities include H. pylori–associated gastritis, laryngopharyngeal (silent) reflux, dry mouth, and ENT causes such as post-nasal drip or tonsillar debris. Many patients with these conditions do not have typical heartburn or stomach pain. A dental evaluation should be done first to exclude gum disease. If normal, H. pylori testing, hydration assessment, and ENT evaluation are reasonable next steps. Empirical treatment for silent reflux may be considered under medical guidance. Red flags requiring prompt medical evaluation include unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, persistent throat pain or hoarseness, vomiting, black stools, or blood in stools.

Bad breath is a great problem with dental issue along with gastrointestinal problems usually amebiasis Get your teeth plaque and other problem be checked by a dentist and gastroenterologist for your gastrointestinal problems Some suggestion by some doctors will help but it is better if you go for proper checkup and then get treatment Dental hygiene is important try to brush your teeth after each meals

It will be better to get tested for H.pylori induced GERD. Consider oral candidiasis as one of the diffrential.

Could be due to dental issues or gastrointestinal tract causes.Try with rifagutt twice daily, and flagyl twice daily for 5 days.Do consider consulting a dentist initially and later an gastroenterologist if needed

Halitosis (bad breath) that improves after eating or mouth cleaning but recurs within 1 hour is most commonly due to oral or ENT-related causes, rather than stomach problems. Common causes include: 1️⃣ Dental issues – plaque, caries, gingivitis, tongue coating 2️⃣ Dry mouth (xerostomia) – reduced saliva allows bacterial growth 3️⃣ Post-nasal drip / sinus issues 4️⃣ Tonsillar crypts / tonsil stones 5️⃣ Mouth breathing

Halitosis can probably be due to regurgitation.

Very likely dry mouth + silent GERD / gastritis, dental cause less likely. Rx: Tab Esmoprazole 20 mg once daily (30 mins before food) × 14 days Tab Domperidone 10 mg once daily × 7 days Use chlorhexidine mouthwash once daily × 5 days Small frequent meals, avoid late dinner, increase water intake. If persistent,H. pylori testing may be needed. Consult a General Physician like me via Practo or a gastroenterologist.

U r right. Rifagut400 two times a day after food for two weeks. Supradyne one at night for 2 weeks. Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR ten days.

This is a gastritis problem not a oral/mouth issue.. Regular ppi will not help in it.. You need some tests like urea breath test.. Consult for better and further evaluation

Gerd

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Maintain proper oral hygiene. Use Hexidine mouth wash thrice daily after meals.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Do connect and consult

Need some more details kindly consult

Yes I can understand it is very embarrassing for you , after your dietary pattern evaluation and blood test we can diagnose it and share the treatment plan.

Gastroenterologist