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Why Does My Poop Smell Like Sulfur? Causes, Treatments, and When to See a Doctor

"Experiencing a change in stool odor can be alarming, but when that smell resembles rotten eggs or sulfur, it is often a sign that your digestive system is reacting to specific dietary choices, bacterial imbalances, or underlying medical conditions. The distinct smell of sulfur is primarily caused by hydrogen sulfide, a gas produced when bacteria in the gut break down sulfur-containing compounds. While occasional changes in bowel odor are normal, persistent foul-smelling stools should be investigated to determine the root cause. Understanding why your body produces this specific odor requires a look at your diet, your microbiome, and the funct..."

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