Symptoms for Halitosis (Bad Breath)

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Post nasal drip.
Morning bad breath and a burning tongue.
Bad taste in the mouth: Whatever you will eat, you will find yourself in awkward condition. This is one of the main symptom that usually occurs in halitosis suffering patients.
Thick saliva and a constant need to clear your throat.
Constant sour, bitter metallic taste.
A Coated Tongue Surface: A coating may develop on the tongue surface. The coating is called a bio film, and consists of a collection of mucous, saliva, mouth bacteria and their by-products such as sulphur compounds. Tongue bio film is the largest source of bacteria and sulphur that cause halitosis.
Tonsil stones: These are small white or discolored lumps of bacteria, when compressed together, are called small tonsil stones. They smell very bad.
Smelling bad breath from your nose: If you have an excess of nasal mucous then you will usually have promoted an excess growth of bacteria in this coating. Thus, it is the main symptom of the halitosis.