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Is foul breath after a liver ablation something of concern?
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I doubt the relationship between foul breath and s/p liver ablation.
Answered 9/2/2022
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A foul breath may or may not be related to liver issues, would suggest discussing with your primary care doc and/ or team that performed your procedure (liver ablation) specifically if any other unexplained symptoms.
Answered 9/6/2022
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