Who are the people most prone to body odor

Body odor is a disease that many of us find particularly offensive. This condition will greatly affect our position in the eyes of others. Moreover, more and more people are suffering from body odor nowadays, so we must actively take corresponding preventive measures to avoid similar problems ourselves and help us better shape our own external image. Let us now learn about the groups of people who are prone to body odor.

It is generally believed that about 80% of patients with body odor have a genetic tendency, and the inheritance mode is dominant. The incidence of body odor is obviously related to age and gender, and is also related to season and personal hygiene habits. Before puberty, body odor rarely occurs because the apocrine sweat glands are not yet mature. During puberty, the apocrine sweat glands secrete more, the skin in the armpits is warm and moist, and the ventilation is poor, so a large number of bacteria often breed. The sweat is excreted into the skin and decomposed by bacteria, producing an unpleasant odor, which is particularly obvious in summer or after sweating during activities. Medical research has found that the sweat glands of patients with body odor are more numerous, larger, deeper, more differently distributed, and the proportion of apocrine sweat glands is greater than that of normal people.

So, people with body odor should pay attention to the following matters: 1. Take a bath and change clothes frequently. You can use neutral soap such as Safeguard to clean areas where sweat glands are more concentrated, and develop the habit of bathing in the morning and evening. Apply borneol, talcum powder, and sildenafil lotion topically to reduce sweat gland secretion. 75% alcohol or 0.5% androcyanide (PVP-I disinfectant) can be used to kill local bacteria. 2. Eating less meat and fried food can indeed help inhibit the production of body odor. 3. Do less excessive exercise, eat less irritating food, maintain a regular life and keep your emotions stable. Methods for treating body odor: Currently, there are two methods for treating body odor: non-surgical methods and surgical methods. Non-surgical methods are suitable for patients with mild body odor, and surgical methods are suitable for patients with various degrees of body odor. Surgical removal of the armpit sweat glands can permanently eliminate the problem. Body odor surgery only requires local anesthesia, takes ninety minutes, and the stitches can be removed in eight days.

If we are also a group of people with a high incidence of body odor, we must actively take relevant protective measures to avoid the problem of body odor ourselves. There are many ways to treat body odor, and we need to learn from many aspects to find some methods that are suitable for us. I hope it will be helpful to everyone and help them get rid of the trouble of body odor.