What causes thirst and bitter taste in the mouth?

If you experience dry mouth in your life, it may be due to some physical or psychological problems. This will happen if you are too nervous and upset. Or chronic lung disease may also cause such symptoms, so everyone needs to find out the cause of the disease.

What causes dry mouth and bitter taste?

1. Psychological factors: It can also cause a bitter taste in the mouth, which is mostly due to poor gallbladder function, especially a reaction of 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.

Some people who have irregular lifestyles, lack of sleep and rest, as well as those who snore, sleep with their mouths open, or have oral inflammation are also prone to bitter taste in the mouth. At the same time, studies have shown that there is also a phenomenon of mental bitterness in the mouth. What is the reason for dry and bitter mouth? Some people may experience bitter mouth due to excessive pressure from work or study, mental tension, anger, irritability, anxiety, fear, restlessness, and insomnia.

2. Chronic lung disease: emphysema, chronic bronchitis, etc., especially some elderly people, whose lung function is generally poor and the body is severely hypoxic, so they often perform compensatory breathing with their mouths open. Once the lung function improves, the symptoms of dry mouth will be relieved. Vitamin B2 deficiency: When the body lacks vitamin B2, it can also cause dry mouth, as well as ulcers at the corners of the mouth, dry throat, and tongue ulcers.

People with digestive system, respiratory system, and cardiovascular system diseases may have oral diseases.

People who have oral diseases such as gingivitis, bleeding gums, certain infectious diseases, and certain tumors may experience bitter taste in the mouth.