Why is the woman's mouth bitter?

A bitter taste in the mouth is a manifestation of illness, most likely a gastrointestinal disease. For example, when the gastrointestinal digestion function is not good, bitter taste and bad breath may occur. Patients with gallbladder disease may also experience this condition.

In addition, due to inflammation in the liver and gallbladder, especially in patients with cholecystitis and cholelithiasis, due to poor gallbladder function and biliary system motility disorders, bile excretion abnormalities may occur, resulting in a bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath, and is often accompanied by headaches, dizziness, flushed face and eyes, irritability, dry and hard stools, and reddish tongue. Therefore, if you have bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath, you should first go to the gastroenterology specialist clinic for further diagnosis and treatment.

Some dental diseases, such as cavities in teeth and gingivitis, can also cause a strong or bitter taste in the mouth. In this case, you should go to the dental department for medical treatment. In addition, some patients with chronic diseases, such as diabetes, often have a bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath. When women enter menopause, their endocrine balance is disrupted, which may also cause bad taste in the mouth. This kind of situation should go to the endocrinology department for medical treatment. It is particularly noteworthy that bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath caused by great psychological stress are also common. Some people may have bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath due to work and mental stress, and when they are often angry, upset, anxious, afraid, panic, insomnia, or drinking too little water.

If you only have a short-term bitter taste in your mouth and bad breath, don't worry too much, it will probably go away naturally. However, if the bitter taste and bad breath persist for a long time, and are even accompanied by abdominal pain, bloating, fever, weight loss, and obvious fatigue, the cause needs to be sought from all aspects. In addition to visiting the dentistry department to check for oral problems, it is best to visit the gastroenterology department and do some related examinations, such as abdominal B-ultrasound or endoscopy, to check for cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, gastrointestinal diseases and other systemic diseases.

Bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath in women are a common clinical symptom. It means that a bitter taste is felt in the mouth. Even if the frequency of brushing teeth and gargling is increased, and drinking more water cannot improve the symptom. This type of disease was recorded in the "Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" a long time ago, and was called "Gallbladder Bi". Bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath were the clinical symptoms, emphasizing that gallbladder heat and liver heat were the key causes of bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath. Modern science believes that there are several reasons for bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath: 1. Poor gallbladder function. 2. Gastrointestinal diseases. 3. Inflammatory response. 4. Dental diseases. 5. Endocrine diseases. 6. Mental state of mind. You need to take medication based on the cause of your condition.