When you have a sinus infection the sinus passages get clogged up, they become infected and the excess
bacteria is sent down the back of the throat.
This foul nasal discharge is a major cause of
bad breath and often has a bitter taste. Bad breath
due to chronic sinusitis may be a recurring problem,
especially if a structural abnormality of the
sinuses is the underlying cause.
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Effective treatment for Halitosis |
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- Stop bad breath (Halitosis)
- Help destroy bacterial infected mucous
- Help with breathing through the nose
- Relieve sinus congestion
- Assist in gum problems
- Address underlying stomach problems
- Help the liver work more efficiently
- Help poor bowel functioning and movement
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Symptoms
of Halitosis |
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| A person may
not always know they have bad breath unless they're told of it. This
is because the odor-detecting cells
in the nose eventually become so accustomed to
the constant flow of bad smells from the mouth. |
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| What
causes bad breath? |
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- Poor dental hygiene (Gum disease)
- Tobacco products
- Certain foods (garlic and onions)
- Fasting
- Coffee - it may make the situation worse
- Medical disorder
- Respiratory tract infection
- Sinus Infection
- Post nasal drip
- Chronic Bronchitis
- Diabetes
- Gastrointestinal
- Kidney failure
- Malfunction of the liver
- Dry mouth
- Throat or tonsil infection
- Polyps
- Pneumonia
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| Conditions that make Halitosis worse |
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- Dry Mouth
- Post Nasal Drip
- Sinusitis
- Polyps
- Hindered air or mucus flow
- High Protein Foods (milk, cheese and most other dairy products)
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| Tips
to help you have good breath |
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Here
are tips for good breath:
- Clean
the back of your tongue
- Eat breakfast (this help
gets the saliva flowing and cleans the mouth)
- Chew gum or drink water
to stop your mouth from drying out
- Rinse and gargle with a
mouthwash just before you sleep
- Always floss and brush
- Drink plenty of liquids
- Chew sugar-free (parsley,
mint, cloves or fennel seeds) for ± one
to two minutes if your mouth feels dry
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