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HELP! Bad Odor (I think nasal) in warm weather

I need help.  I get a bad odor coming from my body when the temperature is over 75 degrees.  I believe it is coming out of my nose. It's not the typical body odor, its a dirty sock feces smell.  

In the winter I am golden, and smell great.  It is so strange and embarrassing.  Just recently this winter we had a warm spell and I was outside all day.  Boom the horrid smell was there in my system.
It comes out my nose and breath when exhaling.  

This phenomenon has been happening for years and years.  I'm about to lose it.
Why would I only smell bad in warmer tempeatures.  Again, it's not typical BO sweat odor.  My body parts do not smell.  
All I can come up with is possibly
1-that something I am allergic comes out in warm temps
2- bacteria, fungus in my mucus drainage changes in warm temps.
HOW TO GET RID OF THIS WHEN ITS WARM, any ideas would be so helpful I'm in misery.  Plus I live in the southern US where is is warm 75% of the year.  
Sincerely would be grateful for any input!   My doctors think I'm crazy.
I know its true because I notice it immediately and my kids comments about stinking when they get close to me.
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