"Brushing your teeth in the morning is not only to have a fresh breath, but also to remove the bacteria that grow in your mouth overnight. However, most people will experience retching when brushing their teeth. Is it really just chronic pharyngitis, as advertised?"?
The first is the conditioned reflex of the body
"Incorrect brushing posture, entry into the mouth too deep, and the body's self-protection conditioned reflex.".
Second, disease factors
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chronic pharyngitis
"This disease, which has gained popularity through advertising, is a type of chronic inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, characterized by chronic congestion of the mucous membrane in the throat, dilation of blood tubules, and sticky secretions on the surface.". It is accompanied by bad breath, dry throat, itching, nausea, and other symptoms. If the condition worsens, it can also cause hoarseness and affect hearing.
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Rhinitis, sinusitis
"Brushing your teeth is disgusting, and in the morning there will be purulent, sticky secretions in your mouth or nasal cavity, mostly rhinitis or sinusitis.". In addition to nausea, it may also be accompanied by dizziness, decreased sense of smell, excessive nasal discharge, and bad breath.
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snore
"After snoring at night, the dry and itchy throat can result, and discomfort when brushing teeth can worsen, naturally exacerbating nausea.". Changing sleeping posture and changing pillows can solve the problem.
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Cold omen
At the beginning of a cold, there will be symptoms of dry throat, sore throat, and itchy throat. At this time, attention should be paid to keeping warm and taking cold medicine in a timely manner.
Coping methods
Chronic pharyngitis, rhinitis, and sinusitis are prone to recurrent conditions and have a long course of treatment. Daily conditioning and prevention are more important, such as reducing colds, eating less spicy food, and drinking more water.
The third is caused by the brushing method and toothpaste
1. Incorrect brushing posture. Brushing teeth too quickly or quickly can irritate the tongue coating and cause nausea.
"The toothbrush head is too large, causing nausea when it irritates the mouth.".
Too much toothpaste irritates the throat, and nausea is a conditioned reflex of the body.
4. The smell of toothpaste is inappropriate, and it smells disgusting.
5. Reasons for toothbrushing water, such as the water being too cold to stimulate, and the water choking into the throat.
Therefore, if nausea occurs when brushing your teeth, don't ignore it. Understand the reason before conditioning.
Is Brushing Your Teeth Bleeding Just a Fire?
Brushing teeth to bleed always gives others a worry, that is, in this case, is it easy to catch diseases? In fact, this concern is necessary, as gum bleeding can provide opportunities for some infectious diseases.
Gingival inflammation can easily occur due to infection, and inflammation can lead to vasodilation and congestion. When stimulated by the toothbrush or forced too hard during brushing, blood vessels can easily rupture and bleed, but this bleeding will stop on its own.
Therefore, all factors that can easily lead to gum infection can lead to bleeding when brushing teeth, such as smoking, eating spicy food, not liking brushing teeth, pregnancy, ulcers, and so on.
In addition, gingival bleeding may also be a sign of menstrual disease, such as vitamin C deficiency, liver disease, diabetes, leukemia, periodontitis, etc. If long-term bleeding occurs and the amount of bleeding is large, it is important to seek medical attention in a timely manner.