Brushing teeth makes me feel sick and retching

Brushing teeth is something that needs to be done every day, so you also need to master the correct method of brushing teeth, so that there will be no impact on the teeth when brushing. The method of brushing teeth needs to be based on the position of the teeth. Some people have uneven teeth, so when brushing teeth, you must also pay attention to this. So what is the reason for nausea and dry heaving when brushing teeth? Many people do not understand this issue.

So what exactly is the cause of nausea and dry retching when brushing teeth? When this happens, there are some problems with the human body, so it is necessary to pay attention. The following is a detailed introduction to the specific causes of this problem.

Nausea and retching after brushing teeth:

"Dry and itchy throat, foreign body sensation, always feeling like there is secretion that cannot be coughed out, feeling dry or burning, especially when brushing teeth in the morning, always feeling nauseous but unable to spit out anything." If you are hit by all or part of these symptoms, then you should worry about whether chronic pharyngitis is causing trouble!

Chronic pharyngitis is not uncommon among young people, and has even become the number one occupational disease among young white-collar workers. This is inseparable from our increasingly bad living habits. The three main causes of chronic pharyngitis include:

(1) Poor living environment and air quality. The unventilated environment in office buildings, the irritation of dust and harmful gases in the city, and the annoying second-hand smoke are one of the main causes of acute pharyngitis or the recurrence of acute pharyngitis turning into chronic pharyngitis;

(2) Systemic diseases People who have bronchitis or asthma are also prone to pharyngitis;

(3) Occupational factors. If your job requires you to talk frequently and you overuse your voice, it can irritate your throat and cause symptoms of chronic pharyngitis.

Chronic pharyngitis is very uncomfortable, so prevention is the most important thing.

(1) Maintain oral hygiene and rinse your mouth with light salt water after meals

(2) Change the habit of mouth breathing to reduce dust irritation

(3) Exercise more and be careful of respiratory infections in winter

(4) The best way to deal with dry air is to use a humidifier to moisten the office environment.

(5) Eat a light diet, lead a regular life, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and develop good living habits to maintain a healthy body.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of why we feel nausea and retching when brushing our teeth. After such a problem occurs, it is necessary to improve it in time, especially for some office workers, whose bodies are very prone to diseases. Therefore, if they have such problems, treatment is the best choice, which can improve the nausea and retching when brushing their teeth.