Yes. Food can become trapped in the tonsils and cause an unpleasant odor. In most cases, the actual structure of the tonsils has changed and instead of having slits, the tonsils have large pockets which allows the food to become trapped. You can remove the food manually using the handle end of a toothbrush or spoon or something similar, but never use anything sharp. Waterpiks also work but in most cases the water pressure is too strong and this becomes uncomfortable. Also, gargling salt water seems to help flush the food from the tonsils.
Bacillus cereus itself does not typically produce a foul odor. However, some strains can cause food spoilage and may be associated with off-odors due to the breakdown of food materials they affect. The presence of a foul odor is more often linked to the decomposition of the food rather than the bacteria directly. Proper food handling and storage can help minimize the risk of odor and spoilage.
Endometriosis does not cause vaginal odor on its own. However, if there is a bacterial infection present then vaginal odor can result.
Yes, it probably will cause an odor.
The mites themselves do not, however, a resulting bacterial infection can cause an odor...
Any fuel spill,storage or leak can cause fuel odor inside the car.
No.
The genetic disorder Trimethylaminuria causes bad body odor.
Cryptic Tonsillitis is...Tonsils contain many crevices called "crypts". In some patients, these crevices become full of white debris that has a foul odor; this debris is made up of bacteria, food particles, dried mucus and dead white cells. The debris is referred to as tonsil stones or "tonsillolith". Occasionally in some people a low-grade sore throat will accompany the presence of tonsillolith.Cryptic tonsillitis will come and go, although the removal of the tonsillolith will improve the condition.Medications work only for a short period of time. The sole longterm cure for cryptic tonsillitis is a tonsillectomy.
The genetic disorder Trimethylaminuria causes bad body odor.
no.
An infection can cause one or all of those symptoms: redness, swelling, odor, and drainage.
An acrid odor can be caused by the presence of chemicals or compounds that are released into the air, such as burning materials, strong cleaning agents, or certain types of food spoilage. It can also be a warning sign of overheating electrical components or machinery.