Best homeopathic treatment for chronic persistent bad breath?
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Hmmmm .. Homeopathic remedies (Multiple treatments are given in the end: choose the one that matches your symptoms the most)
Take these precautions first:
* Proper cleaning or brushing of the teeth in the morning and at bedtime
* Clear saliva and nasal secretion often and avoid accumulations
* Hawk to clear the throat often, if there is throat infection or secretions
* Dental check-ups for filling pockets or erosions if any, or to rule out any other dental or gum problem
* Clean the tongue properly with tongue scraper if there is coating
* Drink plenty of water or drinks to maintain good body hydration. Also take plenty of water after every meal to wash away the presence of food particles in the mouth or throat or oesophagus
* Clean dentures (if any) properly with antiseptic solutions
Avoid:
* Stimulants such as alcohol, cigarettes and chewing tobacco
* Dairy products
* Onions and garlic
* Sweets or chocolates
Diagnosis of the complaint should be done in different ways to attain complete analysis for getting complete cure. The tests often required may be
* Endoscopy for the sinuses
* CT scan to rule out nasal obstruction, lung disorders, etc.
* Blood investigations to rule out diabetes, infection, allergies, metabolic disorders
* Urine investigations to rule out diabetes, ketone bodies and metabolic disorders
Treatment: For temporary relief, anyone can use
* Cleanser, paste, mouthwash, mouth freshener or deodorant, gargles, tongue cleaner or wiper, etc.
* Chewing gum which influences secretion of saliva
* Cloves, cardamom, camphor, nutmeg, green pudhina leaves or guava leaves or betel leaves for masking the foul odour
Sometimes even doctors do give the same advice, but mouthwashes and deodorants are generally cosmetic and do not have a long-lasting effect on bad breath. Antibacterial and antiseptic preparations act for some more time than maskers like deodorants or chewing gums. Antibiotic treatment also will work for the time being only.
Homeopathic approach to halitosis - Everyone can notice that use of mouth freshener works only for the time being. Removing the actual cause or disease can only help in the long run. Treatment will be successful only when we find and remove the actual cause and treat the condition i.e. treat infection, sinusitis, lung infection, post-nasal drip, chronic bronchitis, etc.
Regarding treatment of halitosis in Homeopathy, there are different types of odours which mimic fermented beer, brandy, cabbage, cheese, chicken dung, putrid, fish brine, garlic, sulphur, tobaccos, cadaver, earth, rotten eggs, sour taste, sole leather, garlic, metallic, musty, onions, etc., i.e., odour differs from person to person depending upon the bacteria. Likewise, prescription also differs in Homeopathy from person to person. So, each patient is treated separately i.e., individually.
Homeopathic medicines can act as mouth wash, can remove the disease completely, and can act neurologically and stimulate the body for quality normal secretions. Treatment should be given for the complaints like recurrent cold, sinusitis, dental problems, gingivitis, stomatitis, indigestion, etc. Evidence shows that the messenger for wellness - Homeopathy - has gained in importance in the tide of health fortunes and has made the world turn towards it with its fragrance of cure.
Homeopathic medicines commonly used in the case of offensive breath are - Asafoetida, Baptisia, Baryta mur, Benzoic acid, Bromium, Calc carb, carbolic acid, Carbo animalis, Carbo veg, Crot - hor, Graphites, Hepa sulf, Kali sulp, Merc sol, Nat sulp, Nit acid, Opium, Plantago, Psorinum, Pulsatilla, Rhus tox, Sepia, Silicea, Staphysagria, Sulphur, Tarentula, Tellurium, Thuja, Tuberculinum (http://abchomeopathy.com/r.php/tub),... etc.
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Well if you,ve seen dentists and they ruled out peridontal disease ect,sounds like halatosis(chronic bad breathe). If all else has failed check and monitor your diet something in your diet could be the culprit. Check out health food stores for a remedy and in the meantime chew mints, clorets gum and possibly flushing out your sinusus with a saline solution might do the trick.I don,t think your septum has anything to do with it.To make a saline solution- boil water about 1 quart and add 1 tsp. of salt and stir.When the water is cool stand over a sink and breath a handful of the solution thru your nose and then let it drain out.This is not painful and has a soothing effect on the sinuses. The local library may have some ideas in the medical section if these do not work.Good luck and don,t give up there is bound to be an answer.
According to Ayurveda, your problem is not in your mouth, its in your colon.
You have built up toxicity in your colon and well, its coming out of your mouth. I had the same problem. My boyfriend said that my breath had much improved after I had a series of colonics.
Also, improve your diet so you eliminate regularly. Eat fresh foods, especially fruits, veggies and whole grains.
Good luck!
Is your bent septum the reason? Did you consult a good ENT Surgeon? Even without the bad breath, your bent septum may be giving you other problems and if yes, needs to be corrected by surgery.
Indgiestion is one of the main causes of bad breath. Attend to that.
Unfortunately, homeopathy cannot be prescribed through this medium. I recommend a personal consultation with a good homeopath. Email me with your details (where you stay etc.) and I will put you in touch with the right person.
Maybe you have Xerostomia (dry mouth). Try drinking water regularly and chew gum, anything that may help keep your mouth from drying. Try tips from http://www.themouthdoctor.com/badbreath/... hope it helps you.
A few things: 1) Parsley is often used to clear halitosis. Just chew as much of it as you like, or juice it and drink it w/ your vegetable juices. This remedy should NOT be used if you are a breastfeeding mother as it will dry up your milk. 2) Sometimes bad breath comes from the tonsils. Do you see or have little white patches or large holes showing on either or both of your tonsils? If you do, they're working overtime. Those white patches are the bodies of dead white blood cells, bacteria, viruses, pus. If you smush one of the white bodies, much like popping a zit, but larger and dryer, you will find it has a waxy quality (similar to that of kidney or gallstones...) and smells horrendously. See if this same smell isn't just like your breath. 3) I totally agree w/ the Large Intestine being the cause comment, and again this is a call to clean, purify, change the diet. Sometimes folks do eat really cleanly and well, but they still have problems w/ constipation, slow transit time, autotoxicity, bad breath and acne just b/c their bodies tend towards these conditions. Let me know if you're someone like this and I'll write back and give you some ideas. 4) The person who said your bad breath/halitosis couldn't be caused by a deviated septum is completely wrong in my experience. It very well could be. Are you prone to sinusitis as well? Or frequent mucousy colds?
A good, strong course of chlorophyll couldn't hurt you, and could only help you. Liquid alfalfa would be a good place to start.
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