I am so sorry that you are going through this. I know how you exactly feel I have tried all those things you have mentioned. I just come to realized it's something inside that's the problem and not outside. Like you I am waiting for my TMAU test. But until I get it I have changed my diet and drink lots of water and hope for the best. Good luck and I hope you find something that works.

Hi,do you think it coud be leaky gut or ibs? What it might be is an combonation of 2 or more things.our body is an living organism,the things tha digest our food are able to adjust to thimgs after an certain amount of time and/or attempts.What might be needed is an multi-facited or phased approach.Do this 1 or 2 days then use something else then go back to this ,keeping the organisms that are causing the problems off guard and not allowing them adjust to what we're doing,therefore they can't stop your progress by their being able to counter-act the routine.our bodies are able to adjust to things given enough time which can be an good thing or bad one depending on if your body is working for you or against you.this is just an thought of mine and maybe something to be considered.another thing that came to mind is gastritis the beginning process of digestion excess gas is produced then added to as your body starts to digest the food more as it travels the intestines.

I feel your pain, :'( hope we get cured soon

I have found that spraying myself with apple cider vinegar, wait a few minutes then shower with only water gets rid of the odor.

If it's an "eggy" smell I wonder if your body is not processing sulfur correctly. I'm sending off my samples to MEBO tomorrow, but regardless of what comes back, I know that without a doubt my body has a hard time processing certain smelly elements.

Things that for sure cause me to smell: herbs, supplements, garlic, OTC drugs (including ibuprofen, laxatives, benadryl, etc), caffeine (BIG trigger for me), prescriptions drugs (pain killers, Antibiotics etc) and smelly foods (curry, asparagus).

What I find that helps is keeping a food journal. Everyday write down what you eat and anything extra that you consume. In the same journal at the end of each day write down any comments that you received.

One thing I realized is that when I consumed these garlic tablets I was taking for my immune system, I started getting a lot of comments of a fecal smell. At the time I was totally oblivious because I thought they were harmless since they were "deodorized".

I think some people are just sensitive to medications which could be your problem.

There was this one kid I knew who was on ADHD medication. When he took his medication he had the most horrible breath. It was so bad I could not look directly at him and talk to him. It was a pungent fecal smell. But for a few days he missed his medication and guess what? No smelly breath.

if you feel like it's an internal problem, it might be. Have you ever did a colonic? It may seem like something you don't want to do. But a smell coming your digestive track means your absorbing whatever is rotting:(

Hey, I totally I agree with you on the fact of things happening to undeserving people, and I guess the GI doctor is the best option for you and i wish you all the best:).