I have a very bad breath. Can this be because of tuberculosis?

Bad breath (sometimes referred to as halitosis, oral malodor, fetor oris, or fetor ex ore) is defined as any detectable offensive smell carried on the breath. read more

Bad breath (sometimes referred to as halitosis, oral malodor, fetor oris, or fetor ex ore) is defined as any detectable offensive smell carried on the breath. Gases that might appear in the breath in abnormal concentrations, yet are not detected by the nose, would not fall under this definition. read more

" It comes with bad breath, weak teeth and is associated with cardiovascular disease (because those bacteria tend to spill into the bloodstream and cause systemic inflammation). By sharing cigarettes you can also catch tuberculosis, flu or the bacterium that causes stomach ulcers. read more