How to solve the problem of bad breath in children due to stomach fire?

As we all know, children's gastrointestinal function is not sound enough, so they often have bad breath due to gastrointestinal diseases. For example, bacteria will appear in the intestines of children, and the decomposition of bacteria will produce ammonia, which will cause bad breath. In addition, children may suffer from some periodontal diseases, such as tooth decay, which can also cause long-term bad breath. It is worth mentioning that if the child has a strong stomach fire, he will also have obvious bad breath. How to solve this problem at this time?

What should I do if my baby has bad breath and stomach fire?

1. Children's bad breath is usually caused by stomach fire, which refers to the pathological changes of stomach heat turning into fire, manifested as swollen and painful gums, bad breath, noisy and hungry, constipation, etc. You can give him some Qinghuobao for conditioning. During this period, he should drink more water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, especially foods rich in fiber such as oats, buckwheat, cornmeal, etc. Do not eat spicy and irritating foods.

2. Bad breath is a sign of poor digestion. Mothers can wipe the baby's tongue and mouth every day. Wrap your fingers with gauze and dip them in water to wipe the baby. Be careful to be gentle, because wiping the tongue can easily cause nausea. As for oral ulcers, it should be caused by excessive heat. Mothers should let their babies drink more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and also supplement some VC appropriately. Ensure smooth bowel movements and avoid eating foods that may cause internal heat or are difficult to digest. At the same time, be careful to wipe your mouth gently to avoid touching the ulcer and causing pain.

3. Don’t let your children eat too many snacks, especially sweets before going to bed. You can eat more fruits and vegetables such as apples, red and white radishes, and hawthorn to increase fiber and vitamins to promote intestinal motility, reduce stool accumulation, and avoid getting angry and bad breath. We should help children develop good hygiene habits, especially those who like to eat snacks. They must rinse their mouths after meals and brush their teeth in the morning and evening. Especially when suffering from acute infectious diseases, they should pay more attention to oral hygiene and clean their mouths in time. They can rinse their mouths with light salt water and drink more cold boiled water to keep the mouth moist and the environment clean, and reduce the occurrence of oral diseases. In this way, children can have "sweet taste in their mouths" and stay away from diseases.