Dry mouth and bitter taste in women

Different seasons have different effects on our bodies. Summer is not long gone. If you keep having dry mouth, bitter mouth, bad breath, or your mouth is slightly swollen, don’t think it is normal. It may be a sign of disease, especially when you just wake up in the morning. This phenomenon is more obvious.

Causes of dry mouth, bitter taste and bad breath

When people experience this kind of situation, they will think that it is caused by getting angry easily, and their first reaction is to drink more water. Although drinking more water can alleviate this condition, it cannot solve the problem from the source. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the cause of this disease!

If this type of symptom only occurs once or twice, it may be due to getting angry easily. If this type of symptom occurs every day, it may be due to damp heat in the liver and gallbladder and excessive heat in the stomach. Although both conditions cause dry mouth, bitter mouth and bad breath, they are different.

Due to dry mouth, bitter taste and bad breath caused by damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder, the lips will feel a distinct bitter taste. In addition to this taste, the mouth is also very dry, and there is swelling and pain in the flanks, and the urine is yellow and short. If you have this symptom, you can tell that your dry mouth, bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath are caused by damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder.

Due to the dry mouth, bitter mouth and bad breath caused by excessive stomach heat, the lips will have the same symptoms as the gallbladder and liver damp-heat, but other symptoms are different. It will also cause symptoms such as swollen and painful gums and stomach discomfort. Even if you drink enough water, your mouth will still be very dry, and all problems cannot be solved.

Most people think that damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder and severe heat in the stomach are mild symptoms, and they think that they can be cured by slightly regulating the body. In fact, such an idea is incorrect, because patients with only these two symptoms will undoubtedly suffer from oral and digestive tract diseases, such as cholecystitis, gingivitis, etc. The symptoms of these diseases will be very obvious in the morning.