What causes heavy breath?

Many friends who often work overtime and stay up late have had the problem of bad breath. Aside from being annoying and disliked by others, a bad breath can also affect other people's first impression of you, and you may even feel embarrassed. In addition, it will also produce inferiority complex. It seriously affects normal interpersonal communication, etc. So what is the reason for bad breath? How can we prevent it?

In fact, more and more young people have bad breath problems. In addition to being related to their daily diet, it may also be related to some chronic diseases. Therefore, the problem of bad breath deserves our attention and requires timely medical treatment and treatment. So what is the reason for heavy breath?

Causes of bad breath

1. Foodborne. Generally speaking, the degree of bad breath varies with the type of food eaten, is proportional to the amount of food eaten, and inversely proportional to the time of eating. The first is garlic and onion, including garlic, garlic leaves, garlic sprouts, leeks, scallions, onions, etc. The second largest group of foods are those with a stinky label, such as stinky winter melon, stinky fermented bean curd, etc. There are also "salty goods" such as salted fish, salted crabs, shrimp paste, crab paste, etc., which also have a salty and fishy smell after eating. The smell of alcohol after excessive drinking is strange and disgusting, but drunkards are often talkative and out of control, which makes people lose their appetite.

2. Gas source. The most typical one is smoking. The smell of smoke from a smoker's breath is offensive and disgusting.

3. Pathogeny. Many serious illnesses, such as lung abscess and uremia, require urgent medical treatment and are not discussed here. Untreated tooth decay, periodontitis and tartar, chronic sinusitis, chronic atrophic rhinitis, severe indigestion and irregular menstruation can all cause bad breath to varying degrees.

4. Habitual. Bad oral hygiene habits and constipation are inseparable. Bad breath can also be caused by food residues in the gaps between teeth that are not removed in time. Drinking too little water can also cause bad breath.

5. Senility. Commonly known as "old person smell", it is often caused by a variety of reasons. People with bad breath should conduct self-exploration and analysis to identify the root cause and seek timely treatment. Some of the reasons can be grasped by yourself, and after appropriate treatment, you can achieve satisfactory results. Chewing gum and the like can only cover up the odor, the effect is short-lived and cannot solve the fundamental problem.

6. Bad breath in teenage girls: Some girls in puberty have ovarian insufficiency and low sex hormone levels. The resistance of oral tissue decreases, making it easy to be infected by bacteria and cause bad breath.

Friends, you all already know the reasons for bad breath. There is actually not a single cause of bad breath. Eating some irritating foods, such as garlic and onions, can easily cause bad breath. In addition, oral diseases or bad hygiene habits can also easily lead to bad breath problems. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to developing good hygiene habits, and remember to brush your teeth in time and remove tooth residues after eating.