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Anyone have bad breath problems after surgery?

I have never had chronic bad breath, but since my surgery (6/24), I have been plagued with the problem.:) I was wondering if anyone else experienced this and will it go away?

I am flossing, brushing and rinsing as normal, and have added extra to my routine!

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But, see, I don't think it is coming from my mouth. I think it is coming from my stomach. All the mouthwash in the world won't help that, will it? Help. My husband doesn't want me to open my mouth, even after a thorough brushing!

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