Why does my mouth feel bitter and nauseous?

A person's sense of taste directly determines his or her eating habits. If the sense of taste is abnormal, not only will he or she be unable to enjoy all kinds of delicious food, but he or she will also experience bitterness and nausea in the mouth. Most patients think that they have oral diseases. In fact, the causes of bitterness and nausea in the mouth are very complicated, such as the digestive system, respiratory system, cardiovascular disease system, etc. So what is the reason for bitterness and nausea in the mouth?

First, what is the reason for a bitter and nauseating mouth? Although there are many reasons for a bitter mouth, it may actually be caused by certain diseases, so everyone must pay attention to it in the future. Don't wait until certain diseases strike you before you pay attention to them, because it may be too late by then. So, let’s take a detailed look at some of the causes of bitter taste in the mouth.

Second, a bitter taste in the mouth is a reaction caused by poor gallbladder function, especially in patients with gallbladder diseases (cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, etc.). Some people with poor gastric motility and esophageal inflammation may also have bile reflux into the stomach, which can also cause bitter taste in the mouth. On the other hand, some people who have irregular lifestyles, lack of sleep, snore, sleep with their mouths open, or have oral inflammation are also prone to bitter taste in the mouth. People should take bitter taste in the mouth and bleeding gums seriously. If bitter taste in the mouth occurs for a long time or frequently, you should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause.

Third, dry mouth and bitter taste are generally the manifestations of excessive internal heat and insufficient yin fluid. You can try Chinese medicine for clearing heat and promoting fluid production. The medicines are as follows: 15g of Coptis chinensis, 30g of Ophiopogon japonicus, 30g of Phragmites australis, 30g of Imperata root, 20g of Rehmannia glutinosa, and 20g of Red Spoon. The effect should be seen after three to five doses.

Why does a bitter and disgusting mouth feel bad? There are many reasons for a bitter taste in the mouth. For example, people with diseases of the digestive system, respiratory system, and cardiovascular system may experience a bitter taste in the mouth; people with oral diseases and certain infectious diseases may also experience a bitter taste in the mouth; other reasons such as fatigue, lack of sleep, excessive smoking, and alcoholism can also cause a bitter taste in the mouth; as for patients with certain tumors, a bitter taste in the mouth is even more common. Although general bitter taste in the mouth is not a serious illness, severe bitter taste in the mouth will not only affect the patient's mood, but also cause a decrease in the patient's sense of taste and affect appetite.