Armpits smell bad

Armpit odor and body odor are diseases that bother many people, especially in the summer. The smell will be particularly strong and it will be very embarrassing in the crowd. Armpit odor can be solved by surgery, but you must take a bath frequently and keep yourself clean and hygienic. You can apply sweat remover and drying lubricant frequently. This will prevent the secretion of sweat, and the smell will fade over time. You must pay attention to your illness and get the correct treatment.

Armpit odor is hereditary. If one parent has body odor, 30%-50% of their children will also have body odor.

Bromhidrosis is curable. Treatment methods include surgical excision, anhydrous alcohol injection, high-frequency electroacupuncture therapy, laser burning, etc. However, these options all involve certain risks. Paying attention to personal hygiene, taking regular baths, changing clothes frequently, and keeping the skin clean and dry should be the first choice. What's more, warm and moist armpits are a cozy home for microorganisms, which can aggravate body odor. Keeping it clean will help reduce bad odors. Dr. Ai Ye from the UK claims that patients with body odor have metabolic problems. In addition to treatment, paying attention to diet can also help alleviate symptoms. His advice is that patients should eat less fish, eggs, liver, soybeans, peas and other foods.

There are many simple folk methods to reduce underarm odor, such as: apply toothpaste to the armpits twice a day; heat cotton wool and dip it in baking soda and apply it to the armpits; wash the armpits with a hot water bag first, then gently rub it with fresh ginger several times, etc. Patients may wish to try it.

What’s interesting is. There are some benefits to having underarm odor. Some researchers in the United States have found that if women smell men's armpit odor. It can normalize its menstrual cycle; if a woman smells the underarm odor of a woman, her menstrual cycle can be synchronized with that of the woman with underarm odor, and it can also induce ovulation. It seems that the frown-inducing body odor is actually a "good friend" for some women.

Some people even classify the armpit as one of the five major health areas of the human body. Regularly pressing your armpits is good for your health. There is an important acupuncture point in the armpit, which is named Jiquan in traditional Chinese medicine. Its standard location is at the axillary artery pulse at the apex of the axilla. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that acupuncture and massage of the Jiquan point have the effect of relaxing the chest and calming the mind. It can treat circulatory system diseases such as coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, sequelae of cerebrovascular disease, as well as nervous system diseases such as intercostal neuralgia and hysteria, as well as breast diseases and periarthritis of the shoulder.