Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about a person seeking advice on how to control the odor coming from their ostomy bag. They express their frustration with the persistent smell, even when the bag is clean, and how it affects their social life and confidence. They are looking for tips and solutions to manage the odor and improve their quality of life.

Advice and Insights:
- Consider using Hollister m9 drops or One Drop to manage the odor.
- Consult an ostomy nurse for professional advice and recommendations.
- Try using Chlorella as an internal deodorant and maintaining a strict diet to reduce odor.
- Avoid foods that may cause strong odors, such as broccoli, cabbage, fish, and beans, and consider consuming foods like yogurt, buttermilk, mint, and cucumbers to help with odors.
- Consider using Devrom, a pill that can be ingested to help with odor.
- Avoid pouches with filters as they may fail when wet, leading to odor seepage.
- Consider using "AXE" spray body deodorant to manage the odor.
- Use One Drop as a room freshener and to contain the smell when emptying the bag, but do not put it inside the bag.
- Avoid using vinegar to clean the pouch if using baking soda, as it can cause a reaction and foam up.
- Some individuals find that covering the filter with tape helps reduce the smell.
- Seek feedback from loved ones or friends to determine if the odor is noticeable to others.