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Causes of ammonia breath odor (Answer)?

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People cough because our breath smells like ammonia. Causes of ammonia breath odor are h pylori gastritis and chronic renal failure. http://www.rightdiagnosis.com/symptoms/ammonia_breath_odor/causes.htm

Please get checked for h pylori, change your diet, do not skip meals!, and try be less anxious when people react to you because then the odor gets stronger. H pylori and halitosis is the cause. H pylori is #1 cause of stomach cancer. I suffer from PATM and I am h pylori positive. I also have stomach ulcer.  
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5265885/
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Try vitamin B12 immune booster. It has helped me tremendously. This vitamin helps with the development of healthy blood cells, nerve cells, and proteins in the body. It also helps with the metabolism of fats and carbohydrates. This medicine is used to treat people who can not absorb enough vitamin B12. I felt an instant reduction from PATM when I started taking it.
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Thanks for sharing
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Hi, actually H.pylori is not responsible ...
I already had and my examination was negative.
And yet I continue with the symptoms of PATM people coughing and sneezing when I'm around or even far away.
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Thanks for sharing. Did the test too and it was negative. Good thing is that we are eliminating possible causes so soon we will narrow down to a few possibilities.
I also tested negative, but was told the stool tests are 50/50 at best.  I want to get tested again but I’m so tired of running around to doctors who take me less than serious.  I’m trying to figure out the next step here. My patm is hanging in tuff
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Any cure for H Pylori?
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Get medication from doctor. Omeprazole, tetracycline. metronidazole, etc. Take it for a month. It should decrease the h pylori.
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