Does stomach cold cause bad breath? What are the symptoms of stomach cold?

The cause of bad breath is generally due to weak spleen and stomach. The most common cause of bad breath is caused by stomach cold. Why does stomach cold cause bad breath? In addition to bad breath, what other obvious symptoms does stomach cold have?

1. Will stomach cold cause bad breath?

Recurring bad breath and white tongue coating are mostly caused by stomach cold. It is recommended to eat warm foods, such as drinking more ginger water, often holding ginger slices in the mouth, and giving up cold foods to relieve bad breath symptoms.

2. Other symptoms of stomach cold

1. Stomachache: Stomachache will occur when the symptoms of stomach cold are severe. Especially in the hot summer, when you eat cold food or drink cold drinks, you will feel pain and the pain is accompanied by a sense of coldness. After warming up the stomach, the symptoms will be alleviated. This is stomachache caused by stomach cold.

2. Vomiting: Due to the reverse peristalsis of the esophagus, stomach or intestines accompanied by strong spasms and contractions of the abdominal muscles, the contents of the esophagus and stomach are forced to flow out of the mouth and nose. Through vomiting, the contents of the stomach and part of the small intestine flow out of the mouth through the esophagus, and the harmful substances ingested in the stomach are discharged.

3. Abdominal pain: Abdominal pain refers to pain below the epigastric region and above the pubic hair line. It is often paroxysmal and accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and sweating, which are all symptoms of stomach cold.

4. Chills: The most obvious symptom of stomach cold is fear of cold. The patient feels cold physically, and even wearing more clothes or covering himself with a quilt, or getting close to a fire to keep warm, the fear of cold cannot be relieved.