Post by adrianmcc on Oct 21, 2011 11:46:25 GMT
Hello im 26 and have suffered with fecal body odour for ten years. I am a mature student and university is very tough as you can imagine. Last year I ordered a TMAU test from mullhaven labs. The test came back normal. I have listed the results below.
Urine Creatinine 18.5 mmol/L
Trimethylamine (TMA) 5.3 umol/mmol
TMA-n-Oxide 37.7 umol/mmol
TMA/TMA-n-oxide atio 0.14 ratio
Comment: Normal result exclude trimethylaminuria
Dimethylglycine 2.6 Umol/mmol
Normal result excludes dimethylglycinuria
I don't really understand the result I was just gutted that I still had no idea what was wrong with me. I have heard about candida causing an odour but I have never had a yeast infection. I would like to go to my GP and asked to be referred to someone like dr. lachmann (spelling might be wrong). However I dont really know how the process works, last time i talked to my G.P. about it as with so many people on here he didnt seem to take the condition serious to the point where he stated I had no smell. Which I know is also a common complaint from suffers who see their GP. Any advice you could give me on getting referred would be great, thanks.
Urine Creatinine 18.5 mmol/L
Trimethylamine (TMA) 5.3 umol/mmol
TMA-n-Oxide 37.7 umol/mmol
TMA/TMA-n-oxide atio 0.14 ratio
Comment: Normal result exclude trimethylaminuria
Dimethylglycine 2.6 Umol/mmol
Normal result excludes dimethylglycinuria
I don't really understand the result I was just gutted that I still had no idea what was wrong with me. I have heard about candida causing an odour but I have never had a yeast infection. I would like to go to my GP and asked to be referred to someone like dr. lachmann (spelling might be wrong). However I dont really know how the process works, last time i talked to my G.P. about it as with so many people on here he didnt seem to take the condition serious to the point where he stated I had no smell. Which I know is also a common complaint from suffers who see their GP. Any advice you could give me on getting referred would be great, thanks.