Can people with underarm odor shave their armpit hair?

People with underarm odor should not think that the only way to solve the problem is to shave their underarm hair. This may cause too much sweat to stick to the underarm hair and be unable to be cleaned, so the odor will appear. Shaving the underarm hair is only a way to relieve the problem. It is more important to control the secretion of sweat glands to achieve the effect of treating underarm odor.

Since the apocrine sweat glands secrete vigorously during adolescence, this disease is more common in young and middle-aged people. With the increase of age and the aging of the human body, the apocrine sweat glands gradually degenerate and the symptoms may be alleviated or disappear. Most patients have a family history of this disease.

This kind of difference is mainly a difference in body shape and does not fall into the category of disease. It's just that the smell it produces makes you feel disgusted, so some people go for treatment.

Body odor is common in southerners, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia. This has a lot to do with the local diet and climate. I hope people in these areas can make adjustments in terms of diet and personal hygiene. The preventive effect can be achieved as early as possible. Treatment of body odor with traditional Chinese medicine

Process: Apply Chinese medicine to the armpits, such as Hanmei Huxiao Powder, to achieve the effect of curing the symptoms and the root cause through the treatment of internal diseases and external treatment!

Advantages: safe and reliable, no toxic side effects, easy to treat the symptoms and root causes! Does not affect life and study!

Suitable for people: patients with various degrees of body odor who are determined to cure and can adhere to daily medication.

Western medicine treatment method for body odor

The basic principle of treatment is to keep the area clean and remove secretions to reduce bacterial growth; local use of antiperspirants and fragrances, regular scrubbing and application of medicine can temporarily relieve body odor. Permanent removal of the odor may require surgery.

The commonly used surgical treatment method is to remove the axillary apocrine glands. During the operation, one to two incisions of several centimeters are made on both sides of the armpits, and the sweat glands are directly removed. The wounds are then sutured. However, this method has the disadvantages of large wounds, obvious scars, and long recovery time.

In recent years, with the use of thoracoscopic sympathetic nerve surgery, more than 95% of patients have stopped sweating under their armpits, and the odor they had in the past has been significantly improved. Because thoracoscopic surgery is less invasive to the human body and the recovery time is very fast, it has gradually replaced the trend of traditional surgery.