What should I do if I sweat under my arm and have an odor?

Professor Yang introduced: There are many factors that make underarm sweating taste. The apocrine gland under the armpit secretes some organic substances to produce unsaturated fatty acids under bacterial decomposition, thus producing odor. Adolescence is influenced by endocrine glands, so apocrine glands are exuberant, so it mostly occurs in adolescence. The average age of onset was 16- 17 years, with more females than males. Women, especially those in menstrual period, are more hereditary and often have the same patients in their families. Timely remove the secretion of axillary apocrine glands to prevent odor from being decomposed by bacteria. Pay attention to personal hygiene, take more baths and change clothes when sweating under your arms and smelling. After bathing, you can sprinkle some perfume or talcum powder under your armpits to keep your skin clean and dry, especially under your armpits. Avoid eating irritating food. Shave off much armpit hair, loosen clothes and clean armpits. At present, there are two methods to treat axillary sweat: non-surgical method and surgical method. Non-surgical methods are suitable for patients with mild bromhidrosis, and surgical methods are suitable for patients with various degrees of bromhidrosis. Surgical treatment includes laser destruction of apocrine glands, apocrine gland resection and apocrine gland removal. I suggest you pay more attention to personal hygiene, take a bath frequently, change your underwear frequently, keep your armpits dry and clean at all times, and reduce the emission of odor. Do less excessive exercise, eat less irritating food, live a regular life and be emotionally stable.