Fruit breathing can be a sign of diabetes, and the "metal" smell, a sign of kidney problems. About this to Daily Mail, US Dentist Alain Zhahan.
According to the doctor, the fruity aroma is often associated with the high level of blood patches, a state that can occur in people with diabetes. At the same time, the breathing can also be fresh, reminiscent of pear candies or even a nail polish remedy.
The smell of metal, as explains the specialist, can be associated with the impact of kidney function or severe metals. It emerges when the kidneys are unable to overcome the release of urinoge, which causes ammonia together with salvage, it can give the exhaled air a unique metal shade.
The smell of fish, according to the specialist, can testify to the rare metabolic disorder, trimethylaminura. In the case of this disease, the body cannot destroy the trimetalamine, a smell of rotting fish. This symptom can also testify to the liver dysfunction, in particular, the liver fermentation.
"If you smell a sulfur or rotten eggs from your breath, it can testify to the gastrointestinal problem, for example, a high level of hydrogen sulfide excretible during digestion. The smell of smoking can be associated with renal or liver deficiency, "said Dr. Zhaan.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
