Bad Breath Halitosis Forum

Posted: **Tue Dec 11, 2007 6:06 am**

so whatever was in her rectum, was transferred via male genitilia, to her mouth, then to your mouth.

ick.. wouldn't you think that you could also get her fungus just by vaginal intercourse?

sounds like either a fungus or a parasite i suppose.. i mean if she suddenly got it, then you suddenly got it, it doesn't really seem to be assicoiated with sinuses or anything oral right?

Why do you suppose it dissapeared for 8 months? Antibiotics after surgery?

Posted: **Tue Dec 11, 2007 12:35 pm**

1st time I've heard this theory. How do you know this is the cause? Could it be coincidence? What about other guys she dated?

Posted: **Tue Dec 11, 2007 12:58 pm**

Posted: **Tue Dec 11, 2007 7:23 pm**

The colon is the most bacteria-populated part of the human body. What you did wasn't a very good idea. All it did was create bacterial imablances.

Its not that the "bad" bacteria always win its just your immune system (which includes the "good" bacterial flora on various parts of the body) constantly fights "intruders" and if the very delicate balance between good and bad bacteria in your system breaks you have problems.

Posted: **Tue Dec 11, 2007 9:02 pm**

It sounds like you may have an overgrowth of yeast in your body. One of the symptoms of candida is bb and if your ex ended up with a yeast infection, it sounds likely that this could be your source of bb. Instead of taking the antifungals your doctor prescribes, you could try the candida diet and supplement it with anti-fungal herbs.

Posted: **Wed Dec 12, 2007 1:15 am**

o0ocRyo0o wrote: I ended up leaving her and suffered for about a year then ran into her at a night club. she asked how i was doing and man oh man did her breath smell as bad as ever.

So hold on you, both didnt has BB, but ofter all that hole swapping you got BB, wow....so you siad her breath smelt as bad as ever, what did it smell like?

Posted: **Wed Dec 12, 2007 3:51 am**

Posted: **Wed Dec 12, 2007 4:19 am**

A diet could help. You need to search some of the older posts.

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Posted: **Thu Dec 27, 2007 1:19 am**

o0ocRyo0o wrote:Well just as I thought the smell is back. i noticed yesterday and today i knew for sure. i was only on the Diflucan this time and no antibiotic so on th e15th when i go back i will try the stronger anti fungal. I have hope now since this anti fungal did do something for a lil while. i feel i wasn't on it long enough tho. i mean for a 14 day course it took a good 7 days before i even felt any difference. i think the smell was gone after about 10 days on Diflucan. I've read where is could take months to get rid of this if it is Candida and you use Diflucan.. Grrrrr I'm glad I didn't get my hopes up to high.

Don`t you think its too dangerous for you to take anti-fungal drugs in a prolonged period of time. Why not go natural.The result may take longer but at least it`s safer. I`ve also tried diflucan & another anti-fungal drug before but they didn`t work a bit so it wasn`t worth the risk.

Posted: **Fri Dec 28, 2007 3:06 am**

Bad Breath Halitosis Forum

Im on Diflucan 200mg for 2 weeks

Im on Diflucan 200mg for 2 weeks

Re: Im on Diflucan 200mg for 2 weeks