If you are here is how you start to work on the problem. The bad breath symtom is referred to halitosis, but this doesn’t really explain what the reall problem is. If you find that you are constantly brushing, flossing, and doing mouth wash more than two times a day then you might be dealing with something that is more of an chronic problem.

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1) You could be dealing with dry mouth symtom.
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2) You could be dealing with diet issues, and sometimes what you are smoking.
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3) It could also be due to a sign that you have allergies, and you are experiencing constant nasal drainage into the back of your throat.
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4) you could be experiencing a sinus infection.
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5) Blockage of the nasal path could be an issue also, resulting in constant sinus drainage, sinus infections, and constant bad mucus breath. Your throat will experience constant pain, due to the influx of drainage. Your ENT should recognize the blockage. If you want to be certain, ask for a CT scan.
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First you will need to get a skin test to see if what you are experiencing is an allergy problem. Your allergist will then start you on immunotherapy if all of the allergy medicines is not effective. He will mostly likely keep you on one or two meds. while doing the immunotherapy. If the immunotherapy is not stopping the nasal drainage, then ask him to referr you to an Eare, Nose, and Throat (ENT) specialist. This is the last line of defense. ENT specialist will try everything to before giving you an o.k. for sugary, but let them know that you have tried everything but sinus surgary. Be absolute, and let them know that you would like a CT scan. When you get the CT scan the ENT must go over the findings with you. If there is even a hint of blockage, ask for surgary.
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