If a patient wakes up with bitter mouth symptoms after sleep, it is usually bile reflux, which may be caused by exertion, disturbance of rest rhythm, or dysfunction of stomach and duodenum peristalsis. Normal bile is mainly discharged through the bile duct, passes through the duodenal papilla to reach the duodenum, and enters the small intestine with duodenal peristalsis to participate in food digestion. When the peristaltic function of the gastrointestinal tract is dysfunctional, bile may enter the stomach with the retrograde peristaltic movement of the duodenum or food stagnation, and then patients will have bitter mouth symptoms. Usually patients can improve their symptoms by adjusting their diet, such as eating light foods such as vegetables and fruits, which facilitate the peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract, thus facilitating digestion and absorption, and may make the retrograde peristalsis disappear. Patients also need to adjust the rhythm of life, ensure sufficient sleep, release stress, and can also take drugs to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, such as morpholine, Loxac, etc., which can also protect the gastric mucosa, and the symptoms of bitter mouth may be effectively improved through a series of treatments.
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