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stacy1
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Date Joined Aug 2005
Total Posts : 15
 		   Posted 8/28/2005 3:58 PM (GMT -6)   
Has anyone else experience extremly Bad Breath skull when you get an attack.
My boyfriend and mother say that my breath reeks to high heaven when I have a bad migraine.
I have very good oral hygene just to let you all know :-)
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Shelby c
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Date Joined Aug 2005
Total Posts : 21
 		   Posted 8/29/2005 5:29 PM (GMT -6)   

    

    Hi Stacy,

    I used to vomit all day when I got a migraine, so I don't

    think my breath smelt too good. reguler sips of water might

    help.   Iv'e found drinking plenty of water during the day

    helps keep my migraines away. Dosn't work for everyone,

    but no harm in trying.

                            love Shelby

anxiety panic disorder,and depression from age 15 to 19. 
and age 33 to now. (I'm 45) currently taking Dothiapin.
migraine, (not had one for 1 year)
asthma,10yrs,
fibromyalgia, 5yrs.
GERD, 3yrs.
 

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tysmyboo
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Date Joined Dec 2004
Total Posts : 921
 		   Posted 8/30/2005 1:42 AM (GMT -6)   

With migraines you can have cotton mouth...which might make your breath smell bad?

Went to the dentist today, they recommended chewing SUGAR FREE gum...says that it can even reduce cavities by producing more saliva which washes away bacteria etc...

 

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stacy1
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Date Joined Aug 2005
Total Posts : 15
 		   Posted 8/30/2005 9:05 PM (GMT -6)   
i've tried the gum thing even candies. unfortunatley i can't have anything sugar free because of the aspertame.
Stacy

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feathers1968
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Date Joined Sep 2005
Total Posts : 1
 		   Posted Yesterday 8:45 PM (GMT -6)   
yeah  Hi Stacy1. I just thought that I would let you know that I also get a very strange smell on my breath when I get into a bad bout of migraines and chronic pain. My husband says it is something like a burning brakes smell, which is fitting because that is exactly how I feel. 
 
Anyway, I just thought that you might want to know that you aren't alone. When I told the neurologist about the strange chemically smell that my husband noticed on my breath, I think he thought that I was crazy, but it is nice for me to know that someone else has noticed this problem as well. Good luck!
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