trimethylaminuria
(redirected from Fish malodour syndrome)tri·meth·yl·am·i·nu·ri·a
(trī-meth'il-am'i-nyūr'ē-ă),Increased excretion of trimethamine in urine, sweat, and saliva, with characteristically offensive fishy body odor or breath.
Synonym(s): fish-odor syndrome
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Management Choline, lecithin-free diet
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tri·meth·yl·am·i·nu·ri·a
(trī-meth'il-am-i-nyūr'ē-ă)Increased excretion of trimethylamine in urine and sweat, with a characteristic offensive, fishy body odor.
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