BLAME THAT MEDICINE. Many popular medications can cause bad breath, including nitrates, often used to relieve angina (chest pain) by dilating arteries to the heart, some chemo-therapy drugs, tranquillisers and chloral hydrate â a sedative used short-term for insomnia.
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