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bad breath, halitosis, breath odor is unpleasant, distinctive, offensive, disorders, produce specific, characteristic odors, breath, a fruity odor, breath occurs, the body attempts to get rid of excess acetone, the breathing, characteristic sign of ketoacidosis, occur in diabetes, potentially life-threatening condition, a fecal odor, breath, breath smells, feces, prolonged vomiting, bowel obstruction, occur temporarily, a person has a nasogastric tube, a tube placed, the nose, mouth, stomach to drain the stomach contents, in place, breath, have an ammonia-like odor, urine-like, "fishy", chronic kidney failure, previously normal breath turns into halitosis, could, food, beverages consumed, cabbage, garlic, raw onions, coffee, vitamin supplements, in large doses, poor dental hygiene, dentures, cavities, tobacco smoking, alcoholism, throat infection, sinusitis, lung infection, gum disease, gingivitis, gingivostomatitis, abscessed tooth, impacted tooth, foreign body, in the nose, in children, not always, white, yellowish, bloody discharge, one nostril, drugs, paraldehyde, triamterene, inhaled anesthetics, insulin, injection, diseases that associated, breath odor, not presented in order of likelihood, extremely unlikely, acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis, acute necrotizing ulcerative mucositis, acute renal failure, bowel obstruction, cause breath to smell, feces, bronchiectasis, chronic renal failure, cause breath to smell, ammonia, diabetes, fruity, sweet chemical smell, ketoacidosis, esophageal cancer, gastric carcinoma, gastrojejunocolic fistula, fruity-smelling breath, hepatic encephalopathy, diabetic ketoacidosis, lung abscess, ozena, atrophic rhinitis, periodontal disease, pharyngitis, zenker's diverticulum use proper dental hygiene, flossing, mouthwashes, not effective in treating the underlying problem, fresh parsley, a strong mint, effective ways to fight temporary bad breath, avoid smoking, prescribed therapy to treat the underlying cause, breath odor persists, not an obvious cause, smoking, eating odor-causing foods, have breath odor, signs of a respiratory infection, documented fever, cough, facial pain, nasal discharge, medical history, a physical examination performed, medical history, breath odor in detail, a specific odor, a fishy smell, does the breath smell, ammonia, urine, does the breath smell, fruit, a sweet-chemical smell, does the breath smell, feces, does the breath smell, alcohol, has the person, eaten a spicy meal, garlic, cabbage, "odorous" food, does the person take vitamin supplements, does the person smoke, does good oral hygiene improve the odor, what home care measures have been tried, how effective, a recent sore throat, sinus infection, tooth abscess, illness, physical examination, thorough examination, the mouth, nose, a throat culture taken patient has a sore throat, mouth sores, in rare cases, diagnostic tests, endoscopy, egd, x-ray, the abdomen, x-ray, the chest, blood tests to screen, diabetes, renal failure, antibiotics, an object, in the nose, use an instrument to remove it.