A one year old baby s mouth stinks, and what happens when a child gets out of breath and has a smell

There are two possible scenarios.

One is indigestion, which is caused by abnormal fermentation of food in the stomach.

It is also possible to eat too much and too miscellaneous.

As a result, the storage time in the stomach is too long, and the pressure is too high.

It is easy to form reflux.

Hello, in the communication of normal people, everyone wants to have a fresh breath in the communication. And some people who are often bothered by bad breath will be troubled. There is a lot of bad breath**, and only by finding out the root cause can the symptoms be treated.

Halitosis is generally divided into simple halitosis and secondary halitosis. Simple bad breath is mostly caused by unclean mouth or bad lifestyle habits, such as not insisting on brushing and rinsing, excessive dental calculus, unclean dentures, and loving snacks. After middle age, saliva secretion decreases, reducing the self-cleaning effect of the mouth, and it is also prone to bad breath.

In addition, heavy smokers will smell of smoke in their mouths and noses.

There are many causes of secondary bad breath. Digestive tract disorders are the main cause of bad breath.

Gastrointestinal strictures such as congenital esophageal stricture, esophageal achalasia, gastric volvulus, duodenal infarction, intestinal obstruction, etc., can cause odor and bad breath due to the storage of food and secretions, fermentation, and the action of spoilage bacteria.

Inflammation of the digestive tract such as esophagitis, reflux esophagitis, chronic gastritis, chronic enteritis, ulcerative colitis, etc., will lead to disorders of digestive tract motility, slow discharge, storage, reflux and bad breath.

Gastric Helicobacter pylori infection causes chronic gastritis and upper gastrointestinal ulcers, while Helicobacter pylori can secrete urease, which decomposes gastric urea into ammonia and carbon dioxide, which itself has an odor, and more importantly, it causes gastric and duodenal mucosal edema, erosion, ulcer, and in severe cases, the pyloric portal can be narrowed, emptying slowed down, storage, fermentation, and bad breath.

Digestive tract tumors such as esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, and intestinal cancer all affect emptying, motility disorders and storage, and odor and bad breath occur due to mass lesions. Constipation causes large intestine emptying disorders, which not only brings abdominal distension and abdominal pain to patients, but also causes bad breath due to the presence of skatosin, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and other substances in the feces, which can also reflux into the oral cavity due to odor.

Common nasal foreign bodies in children, such as small toys, peanuts, beans, etc., accidentally enter the nostrils, causing decay and infection, resulting in odor in the mouth or nasal cavity. Some senile oral and nasal odor is mostly caused by atrophic inflammation, which is mainly manifested as dryness in the nose and nasopharynx, nasal congestion, epistaxis, nasal purulent crust, olfactory disorder, and foul odor of exhalation. When there are ulcers or decaying factors in the organs adjacent to the mouth, not only do you have a peculiar smell, but also the other party who comes into contact with it, such as tumor ulceration of the nose, pharynx, and oral cavity, and ulceration of purulent inflammation can lead to bad breath.

When kidney function is impaired, the accumulation of toxins occurs, and the smell of apple-like sourness is a danger signal that should cause sufficient vigilance.

To prevent bad breath, first look for the cause of bad breath and then target.

Hope you find the above helpful!

Sometimes, when we come into contact with the baby face to face, we will feel a bad taste in the baby's mouth, as if it is a foul smell from rotting food. Cracks like this can occur at any age of the baby, but it is still relatively easy for small babies to appear, like babies under the age of six. What's the deal with bad breath in that one-year-old baby?

Bad breath in one-year-old babies is generally considered to be due to the weakening of the baby's gastrointestinal function, which leads to the retention of food in the gastrointestinal tract for a long time, resulting in abnormal fermentation of food. In this case, you can give the baby some probiotics, but also pay attention to the baby's usual diet, pay attention to the baby's abdomen to keep warm, after the baby's meal, massage the baby's abdomen, help the baby's gastrointestinal peristalsis, but also improve the baby's digestion and absorption function.

It is also possible that the baby's mouth is not cleaned well, resulting in bacterial multiplication and oral odor. Do not use chemicals to clean your baby's mouth, as this may affect your baby's body.

There is also a condition of bad breath in one-year-old babies, which may be caused by the baby's fire or mouth ulcers. Each baby's physique is different, and it is necessary to treat the symptoms according to the baby's physical condition**, and usually give the baby more water to drink boiled water. If bad breath is severe, you need to see a doctor**.

If a one-year-old baby has bad breath, most of them are considered to be caused by the following reasons: 1. Symptoms caused by Helicobacter pylori infection, if there is Helicobacter pylori infection in the family, because there will be cross-infection when eating together, the baby will also suffer from Helicobacter pylori infection, resulting in symptoms such as bad breath and poor appetite for eating, and Helicobacter pylori antibody testing can be carried out in time. 2. Bad breath caused by indigestion, if you eat too much more than the digestive tract can digest, it will cause indigestion and cause symptoms such as bad breath, very full abdomen, and thick tongue coating.

Bad breath is a symptom of foul smell in your baby's mouth. Physiological halitosis is mainly caused by transient halitosis caused by diet or bad lifestyle habits, and pathological halitosis is often caused by indigestion, oral diseases or gastrointestinal diseases.

Physiological causes: poor oral hygiene, accumulation of food residues, and decay and fermentation under the action of bacteria and microorganisms to produce a putrid odor. Children eat indigestible or contaminated food, causing indigestion, gastrointestinal food stasis, and sour taste in the mouth.

Pathological causes: Ulcers, erosions, and suppuration of nasal foreign bodies, atrophic rhinitis, sinusitis, purulent tonsillitis, lung abscess, bronchiectasis and other diseases can cause purulent halitosis. Liver disease may cause rotten egg odor in the mouth.

Ketoacidosis can smell like rotten apples when you exhale. The smell of blood in the mouth of children is generally caused by bleeding diseases such as nosebleeds and gastrointestinal bleeding.