How many days should I take the anti-inflammatory drip after the armpit odor surgery

If we have body odor, it will be very embarrassing in social situations, so many friends will remove body odor through surgery. So, some friends asked, how many days should the anti-inflammatory drip be given after axillary odor surgery? In fact, if you recover well from the surgery, you don’t need to get anti-inflammatory drips, but if there is some inflammation in the wound, you can consult a doctor.

What are the treatments for body odor?

Laser ablation

The purpose of treating body odor is to destroy hair follicles and sweat glands through laser burning. Although this method is simple to operate, leaves no scars and has a quick recovery, it is not thorough.

The method is to make an incision the size of a grain of wheat in the armpit, use a sweat gland remover to enter the skin under the armpit, carefully destroy the sweat glands and remove them out of the body, so as to achieve the purpose of curing body odor. Its characteristics are no surgery, no stitches, little damage, little bleeding, no pain, and no scars. It will not affect the patient's work, study, and life, and the patient can go back to work after the operation with proper attention.

Skin sweat gland removal

Its characteristic is that it removes all sweat glands on the skin of the armpits. It has reliable efficacy and can completely cure body odor. The disadvantage is that the damage is too great, causing local skin defects and heavy bleeding, which require stitches. Due to the high skin tension during suturing, the movement function of both upper limbs is restricted, which can easily cause wound infection and suture falling off, resulting in large surgical scars, affecting the movement function of the upper limbs. It is especially unsuitable for people with scar-prone constitution. Therefore, this surgical treatment method is only suitable for patients with severe conditions who have not responded well to other treatment methods. Clinicians are very cautious in choosing this method.

External application

Process: Apply antiperspirant and antibacterial drugs such as myrrh powder and neomycin solution at least once a day to reduce sweat secretion and improve odor concentration.

Advantages: Can be made by yourself or purchased.

Disadvantages: It can only have a relieving effect, the effect lasts for a short time and must be taken every day.

Suitable for people: those who do not have severe underarm odor and those who have perseverance.

Incense warding method

Procedure: Use scented perfume or powder, either spraying or sprinkling on the armpits.

Advantages: Simple and easy.

Disadvantages: It only has a temporary masking effect, and the fragrance may be even more unpleasant after mixing with underarm odor.

Suitable for people: those who seek convenience and those who occasionally have a little body odor.

Injection

Procedure: Alcohol, botulinum toxin or Xizhiling are injected into the armpit. It shrinks the apocrine sweat glands and inhibits the secretion of sweat glands.

Advantages: It is more convenient than surgery, leaves no scars, and you can usually resume normal work and life after the surgery.

Disadvantages: Generally, at least two injections are needed to achieve full effect, and more may be needed in severe cases. The effect lasts about a year. This method is generally not advocated.

Suitable for people: Those who do not want to undergo surgery but want relatively long-lasting effects.