I think my Husband has chronic fart syndrome

Hi girlies
This is my first posting and I just want to vent and know if anyone else's husband farts like a trooper with an arsehole that smells like rancid sewage.

He swears he doesn't have ibs but every time he eats cheese related products or spicy food he's off to the races at the toilet. I've just read the NhS flatulents guide and he's got all the symptoms how do I support him in getting a diagnosis.

Honestly it's giving the ick this smell is just not normal. I'm also pregnant so that doesn't help 🤮🤮🤮 I don't want to sound dramatic but it's just terrible and even affects our sex life.

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I can’t help with the diagnosis but quality probiotics could help with balancing his gut biome and the smell. But it can take 1-2 weeks to notice a difference as it takes time for the microbiome to adjust.

Activated charcoal can also help too

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This happened with my ex husband all the time so much I banned him from farting in the room since it was so bad. And it was so so bad I feel you. Well all I can say he’s my ex and I don’t need to deal with that😂

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