Seriously bad breath, or halitosis, is not the result of poor dental hygiene or smelly foods - it is caused by microbes in the mouth.
When these bacteria are dead or dying, they release an evil-smelling sulphur compound. Bad breath can also be a sign of throat infection, gum disease and even peptic ulcers.
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About 25 percent of all adults are estimated to suffer from halitosis on a regular basis, and 40 percent suffer from chronic halitosis. Pretty gross, but not unbeatable. Follow these quick easy steps to get rid of death breath.
Step 1.
Listen to some expert advice and find out more about the causes, risk factors, symptoms, treatment and prevention options associated with halitosis.
Step 5.
Go for a medical check-up. Persistent bad breath could be a bad sign if it's a symptom of a bacterium linked to peptic ulcers and stomach cancer.
Step 6.
If you have any questions, just ask our CyberDoc.
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