How to eliminate bad breath after laryngeal cancer surgery

Laryngeal cancer is a malignant tumor disease that poses a great threat to people's health. It is generally treated by surgery. Many patients suffer from bad breath after surgery, which seriously affects their mood and communication. Here are some tips for getting rid of bad breath.

Reed root windproof water

Ingredients: 40 grams of fresh reed root, 10 grams of siler, and appropriate amount of rock sugar.

Usage: Boil reed root, saposhnikovia divaricata, and appropriate amount of rock sugar together and drink the soup 3 times a day for several days to get rid of bad breath.

Olive Alum Water

Ingredients: 10 grams of alum, 10 olives.

Usage: Dissolve alum in 100 grams of water, then put in crushed olives and soak for half an hour, then use it to gargle, 3 to 4 times a day, each time for about 15 minutes, for 2 to 3 days in a row, which can generally remove bad breath.

Licorice Honey Water

Ingredients: 30 slices of licorice, 1 apple, 20 stalks of coriander, and appropriate amount of honey.

Usage: Wash the apples and cut them into two halves. Put them in a pot with licorice and coriander. Add two and a half bowls of water and boil until it becomes about one bowl. Discard the residue and take the juice. After it cools down a little, add appropriate amount of honey and drink it. Take it once a day for 5 consecutive days.