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Bookmark or Share- Body Odor: Causes, Changes, Underlying Diseases & TreatmentThe odor can be bad, good or have no smell at all. Factors like the foods you eat, hormones or medications can affect body odor. A condition called hyperhidrosis makes a person sweat excessively.
- Fetor Hepaticus: Smell, Symptoms, Causes & PrognosisFetor hepaticus means “fetid liver” or “liver stench”. It’s a type of chronic bad breath that’s actually a symptom of liver disease. It has a distinctive smell — some say, like rotten eggs and garlic. It’s a serious symptom. If you notice it, you should seek care right away.
- Halitosis (Bad Breath): What It Is, Causes & Treatment - Cleveland ClinicThe main halitosis symptom is foul-smelling breath that doesn’t go away. The odor may be strong enough for other people to notice. What is the most common cause of bad breath? The most common cause of halitosis is poor oral hygiene.
- Fungal Sinusitis: Symptoms, Signs & Treatment - Cleveland ClinicSmelling foul odors (like burning or rotting) that no one else can smell. People with weakened immune systems have a higher risk of serious symptoms like: Behavioral changes and neurological conditions (trouble with thinking and reasoning).
- Smegma: What It Is, Prevention & How To Get Rid Of It - Cleveland ClinicSmegma is a harmless combination of oils, skin cells, sweat and other fluids that accumulate around your genitals. It looks like crumbly cheese and usually has a foul odor. The best way to prevent and treat smegma is to regularly wash your genitals and the surrounding areas with soap and clean water.
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