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Advice please on yellow sweat and skin!

Hello, I hope you could advise myself and my husband please.
My husband is 41, he has yellow sweat and quite yellow skin and we don't know why or if it is a problem?
His sweat is not smelly
He is a cyclist and cycles 200 miles a week.
He uses a crystal deodorant so no aluminium.
He has had urethra widening operations in his 20s.
He is taking no medication.
We try to eat healthily but my husband likes bad food like biscuits milkshakes etc as well.
We don't eat meat or fish.
he does get bad stomach and loose bowel movements every week.
He has swollen and inflamed gums and has quite yellow teeth (although teeth are good, jaw bone is affected by bad gums)
Please could you advise us as to why he is yellow skinned and has yellow sweat?
Thank you
Sarah
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Sarrobbo on 2013-06-16

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Sorry to advise you that Pankaj Varma passed on over a year ago.

Please use your edit button lower right, and edit your headline for help.
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♡ simone717 last decade

Thank you for letting me know. Seems I missed his genius! Hopefully someone else will advise me.

Sarrobbo last decade

Has he been to the dr. to get checked for jaundice?

If not he should do that first, and put results on here.

♡ simone717 last decade

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