Table 6.

Clinical features of the 26 TMAU patients involved in this study. Signs, symptoms, and pathological features listed are those most frequently observed in TMAU affected individuals, as well as several ones specific of particular cases.

ID	Age	Smell Description	Intestinal Disorders	Liver Diseases	Age of Onset	Drugs	Supplements/Probiotics
1	9	Rotten fish	/	/	6 months	/	/
2	42	Rotten fish	Colitis	no	7/8 years	no	no
3	48	Genital fishy odour, body garbage odour, and scalp acid/sulphur odour	Irritable colon	no	10 years	Eutirox, Prisma 50	no
4		Rotten fish
5	36	Rotten fish	Moderate degree of dysbiosis	no	2/3 years
6	71	Rotten fish	Megacolon, anorectal stenosis, constipation, and congenital sacro-coccygeal malformation with fistulas	/	2/3 years	/	/
7	38	Rotten fish	/	/	37 years	Atazanavir, Abacavoir, and Lamivudin	Riboflavin
8	45	Rotten fish	/	/	38 years	Oral contraceptives	/
9	21	Rotten fish	no	no	6/7 years	no	no
10	73	Rotten fish	no	no	63 years	/	no
11	51	Fish	no	no	2/3 years	no	no
12	20	Rotten fish	no	no	6 months	no	no
13	28	Fish	no	no	After weaning	no	no
14	12	Rotten fish	/	/	5 years	/	/
15	31	Rotten fish, garbage, and garlic	Moderate dysbiosis	no	17 years	/	/
16	51	Rotten fish	/	/	44 years	Medicinal herbs	/
17	26	Rotten fish	no	no	14 years	Psychotropic drugs and tranquilizers
18	48	Rotten fish, faecal odour	Mild dysbiosis, slow oro-caecal transit	no	/	/
19	52	Rotten fish	Mild dysbiosis	no	6 years	/	Flebinic (carnitine-based supplement)
20	24	Rotten fish	no	no	After weaning	no	Activated carbon
21	38	Rotten fish	no	no	34 years	no	no
22	13	Rotten fish	no	no	10 years	no	no
23	28	Rotten fish	no	no	28 years	no	no
24	27	Rotten fish, faecal odour, rot, and sulphur	Mild dysbiosis	no	4 years	no	no
25	47	Rotten fish	/	/	39 years	/	/
26	71	Rotten fish	/	/	2/3 years	/	Assumption of a.a.