Why does my tongue feel like I m going to spit out when I brush my teeth?

Like you, I want to vomit because the nerves on my tongue are more reflective, and I think there's the reflex vomiting sensation caused by the toothbrush being too close to the throat. Now it seems that there is a tongue scraper, which is used to remove the tongue coating, which should be better than using a toothbrush. In addition, according to research from the University of British Columbia, brushing your tongue every morning may improve the smell of your breath. Their research revealed:

Those who brushed their tongues daily reduced the sulfur-containing gases that cause a foul smell of exhalation by about 75 percent. Those who only brushed their teeth saw only 25 30 fewer tests. And if you brush both your tongue and teeth, you will have the 85 stench gone.

Some researchers suggest that tongue brushing can be done every morning and evening after brushing teeth, and use a softer, elastic and hardness toothbrush to brush the tongue. The surface of the tongue coating, especially the thicker tongue coating, often contains many substances that are harmful to health, such as pathogenic bacteria, histamine, molds and viruses, which are one of the important causes of bad breath and bad breath, and are also the direct cause of oral or periodontitis.

Tongue brushing can be done every morning and evening after brushing your teeth, with a softer, elastic and harder toothbrush, from the base of the tongue to the tip of the tongue 7 to 10 times. When brushing the tongue, do not use too much force, do not damage the tongue tissue, and it is advisable not to cause pain and discomfort. Brushing your tongue every day can remove most of the foreign and harmful substances from your tongue and is also beneficial for improving taste function.

Why does retching occur when I brush my teeth? This is what signal the body is giving.

Normal.

When your toothbrush touches the base of your tongue, it's the same as if you were forcibly picking at the base of your tongue.

You are the same as me, I also get up in the morning to brush my teeth and vomit, go to the hospital and the doctor says that it is pharyngitis, and I want to take medicine for pharyngitis, such as: Anji lozenges, etc.

Why does retching occur when I brush my teeth? This is what signal the body is giving.

Symptoms such as nausea and vomiting when brushing teeth, usually caused by pharyngitis; It is recommended that it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to determine whether it is chronic or acute, and to ** it in time.

You can also try to eat some pharyngitis tablets or antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs first, drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, exercise regularly to enhance physical fitness, and it is best to rinse your mouth with light salt water frequently. Wishing you good health!

There may be a precursor to laryngitis, or it may be a personal reaction to the taste of toothpaste.

Brushing nausea is chronic pharyngitis, you can take some medicine. Good people have it.

Why does retching occur when I brush my teeth? This is what signal the body is giving.

It may be that you have brushed somewhere else while brushing your teeth, or you have eaten toothpaste.

This may be due to the sensitivity of the tongue, so it will be nauseous when used with toothpaste.

It may be a manifestation of chronic laryngitis, and it is recommended that you usually take some Chinese patent medicines** orally, such as Qingliang Jiedu Granules.

When brushing your teeth, brush to other places, and take some Chinese patent medicines** orally, such as cool and detoxification granules.

Pharyngitis can also cause nausea and retching when brushing your teeth, so see a doctor promptly.

It may be because you are not used to the taste of this toothpaste, or it may be caused by pharyngitis.

Because you've stretched your tongue out so far that you're pulling at the base of your tongue.

Brushing your teeth is nausea and retching because you have more bacteria in your mouth.

This is influenced by many factors, and it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.