Aaw poor guy hang in there. I"m right now trying probiotics I heard they help bo problems sometimes to be honest I have not noticed much of a difference but I've only been taking them for a couple weeks so it may take more time to show good results. I do think they reduce the bo a little but not much. You may want to give those a try. I bought some at a Rite Aid for only $10.I also have used chorophyll in the past and it seemed to help a little so that's something else you might want to try.Any reduction in bo is a plus so even if it is a small reduction it still gives you hope that one day the bo will be gone. I know how hard emotionally this bo can be but I believe in my heart and have hope that it will get better one day . I pray to God everyday to give me emotional strength to deal with this bo problem and he does so praying helps alot. anyhow, I hope and pray you feel better soon. Feel free to send me a email if you need someone to talk to sometimes venting helps alot. Take care and God Bless you:)

Hey man i feel for u been going through the same thing sometimes i just dont feel like going out but i gotta do it.Have u tried going to a doctor;dermatologist? There could be something else going on there.Try different diets, lotions, soaps.

Anyway I hope everything works out.

Dear PM Jackstar,


I suffer from a similar effect.
I have seen it ruin job interviews..
But, I do have news for you.
You possibly could control the symptoms.. Have you gone to a doctor? even if you don't have health insurance, a lot of hospitals will still see you if you sign up for their "financial assistance programs" and such. Please go try to see a doctor and he/she will more acurately be able to help you..
But I can tell you a few things.
The rotten egg smell is due to sulfur compounds as an end product of digestion. It just sounds like you're not able to digest sulfur containing food that well..
Search for high-sulfur foods and AVOID those, and keep to the ones with low sulfur..
This is a bit hard. The reason being that, sulfur is an esential part of life compounds.
There are these things called amino acids that make up the proteins which make up pretty much everything in your body.

There are a few amino acids that contain sulfur: methionine and cysteine.

You need these to function and live..

I suggest you ask a doctor to find out what kind of sulfur compounds you actually can digest, and which ones you can't.

In the meanwhile, I suggest you stay away from the high-sulfur foods like: eggs, garlic, asparagus.. search them.

You can also try and see if there are probiotics that can help you with digestion.

Whatever it is, You NEED to believe in your future. You have a life, that is a gift, this problem that you're having is a CHALLENGE. Everyone has a cross, this one is yours, so get up and go fight it, get doctor's help, if you don' thave insurance, get onto medicaid or w.e. availble, but go get help, go study, and make your life, don't let everything that life throws at you get in the way of your dreams. Their dreams beecause you have to fight for them.

As for how I relate to you. Well, I have a lot of digestive issues that came out of nowhere as well.
I am lactose and fructose intolerant and milk protein allergic. I can't absorbe either of these sugars, and its so bad, that I can't handle fructans (fructose polymers) either, this translates to no: dairy at all! no yogurt, no lactose free-milk, nothing with dairy, no fruits (although slowly I'm adding back the low-fructose fruits), no wheat, or inulin, or fructose containing stufff.

Basically for a while, I fasted and was just on water, then I added chicken, and then chicken and lettuce, but the lettuce caused gas.. The doctor said to take metamucil so that I can pass stool and not be constipated, but that caused gas too (when you're gassy its ESPECIALLY important to not eat sulfur foods). I really miss EGGS!! I love scrambled eggs, but I basically haven't had them fro a year since this condition started, because I did produce a strong sulfur smell after I ate them. I avoid onion and garlifc for similar reason..

So maybe that may help you. I did produce gas for 2-3 weeks while on metamucil, but you need fiber, so once your body gets used to taking the fiber, then it doesn't produce as much gas.. and then I was able to add cucumber, which produced minimal gas, and Celery too.

Basically the diet is really hard, but I'm a student and i have dreams, so i just have to be disciplined to stick with my diet so that I can do more important things and achieve my goals.

i pray that you may be able to do that too.

I can't eat any dairy or

try a veggie diet for at least 2 weeks.. avoid sugar, caffeine, meat, dairy.. just veggie, rice and some fruit and see if it helps.. you can start re-introducing other foods later.. it's called elimination diet..

Hi. I know what your going. Through When I was in middle school I started noticing symptoms around your age. I was like 13 when it started. I'm 17 now. At first I would get a few reactions but now its like over the years its gotten worse. So it could happen to get worse for u or not. A lot have of people have TMAU but its mild. So who knows.