lightNlife
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The source of the smell could be 1 of 3 things:
1. bacteria buildup in the lungs; check your sputum color and thickness
2. Sinus infection; this may also be present with sore teeth, since the sinuses and the teeth are connected
3. Crazy high blood sugar. The buildup of acetone in a diabetic's body presents itself as a noticeable taste and smell. Although it's far less common with CFRD, it's not unheard of to have breath that smells somewhat fruity or strong, like nail polish remover.
Option 1 is the most likely culprit. Perhaps a large mucous plug has moved and that's why you're tasting it on your breath. I'm in the middle of a tune-up myself at present, and I've noticed the same thing now that some of the gunk in my lungs has been broken apart.
1. bacteria buildup in the lungs; check your sputum color and thickness
2. Sinus infection; this may also be present with sore teeth, since the sinuses and the teeth are connected
3. Crazy high blood sugar. The buildup of acetone in a diabetic's body presents itself as a noticeable taste and smell. Although it's far less common with CFRD, it's not unheard of to have breath that smells somewhat fruity or strong, like nail polish remover.
Option 1 is the most likely culprit. Perhaps a large mucous plug has moved and that's why you're tasting it on your breath. I'm in the middle of a tune-up myself at present, and I've noticed the same thing now that some of the gunk in my lungs has been broken apart.