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What Causes Bad Taste Mouth?

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Posted on Thu, 27 Feb 2014
Question: Why do I have a bad taste in my mouth every time I eat and occasionally have a burp that tastes like vomit?
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Klerida Shehu (57 minutes later)
Brief Answer: Causes to bad taste&vomit-like burping... Detailed Answer: Hi, The bad taste in your mouth together with occasional burping tasting like vomit could be related to: - CKD (chronic kidney disease) - GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux) - gallbladder problems - bad teeth/throat infection I suggest to consult a gastroenterologist and run further tests including: - abdominal ultrasound - upper endoscopy - kidney function tests - get your mouth and teeth checked for possible infection in order to determine the final diagnosis. Meanwhile, I suggest to: - keep a good oral hygiene - do gargle with water and salt - take 1 teaspoon of olive oil in the morning - eat often and small portions and slowly chewing - do not lay down immediately after eating - avoid foods that can make your symptoms worst - start taking omeprazole and antiacids together with probiotics Hope it was of help! Dr.Klerida
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What Causes Bad Taste Mouth?

Brief Answer: Causes to bad taste&vomit-like burping... Detailed Answer: Hi, The bad taste in your mouth together with occasional burping tasting like vomit could be related to: - CKD (chronic kidney disease) - GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux) - gallbladder problems - bad teeth/throat infection I suggest to consult a gastroenterologist and run further tests including: - abdominal ultrasound - upper endoscopy - kidney function tests - get your mouth and teeth checked for possible infection in order to determine the final diagnosis. Meanwhile, I suggest to: - keep a good oral hygiene - do gargle with water and salt - take 1 teaspoon of olive oil in the morning - eat often and small portions and slowly chewing - do not lay down immediately after eating - avoid foods that can make your symptoms worst - start taking omeprazole and antiacids together with probiotics Hope it was of help! Dr.Klerida