There is body odor, must it be solved by surgery? Is the response rate high?

For those who have known about body odor before, tell me something:

Body odor means that the sweat discharged from some sweat glands in the body contains some organic substances, and then the bacteria will stink after fermentation (the armpit is the most serious), so you can either wash your hair at any time to keep it clean and dry, or you can only destroy these sweat glands.

Surgery is to destroy apocrine glands, including laser method, freezing method, apocrine gland resection method and so on. No matter what technology can't get rid of these methods, it is burning to death, freezing to death, and cutting off the apocrine glands. There is still some surgical effect, and only surgical methods can be used, and other remedies and external drugs are not good.

The recurrence rate is about 20%, but it may be higher, because there are many sweat glands, which are easy to be missed, and there are also apocrine glands in nipple, navel, vulva and groin. There is nothing to be afraid of if you have a relapse. You should have another operation to make up for the omission.

Many people don't want to have an operation, for one thing, they are afraid that the operation will cost a lot of money, and for another, they are afraid of recurrence. So I explained to you the inevitability of recurrence, and it is usually good to do it again. (This answer does not carry any signs to avoid advertising suspicion.)