Dd has a chronic condition and has very regular full blood workups as the meds she is on can cause liver damage. Nothing has ever been raised as a concern, but she always has the most sickly sweet smelling breath. Even straight after cleaning her teeth.
She is 8, so initially I thought it might be because she was still using the kids fruity flavoured toothpaste so I switched her to a minty one but it doesn't seem to have stopped the smell.
She doesn't eat a lot of sweets, or fizzy pop but does drink weak squash (hates the taste of water and admittedly it isn't nice from the taps in this area).
The regular bloods mean diabetes in unlikely, but does anyone else know of any other conditions that might cause it? I am reluctant to speak to the gp at the moment as their default position is to refer me to dd's consultant as they treat everything as related to her health condition which this isn't as I have ready mentioned it and been told no link but trying to get the gp to listen will be a task in itself!