Will body odor be passed on to the next generation even if it is cured?

Body odor is a very embarrassing symptom. It is an odor secreted by the human body. It belongs to the category of physiological health, but it is also a relatively normal behavior. It does not have too much impact on people's health. However, body odor will have a very adverse effect on people's image and seriously undermine the patient's social space. Even if body odor is cured, will it be passed on to the next generation? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Body odor is a hereditary disease that mostly occurs during adolescence and is affected by emotions and hormones. The sweat secreted by the apocrine glands in the patient's armpits is decomposed by bacteria on the skin surface, mainly staphylococci, to produce unsaturated fatty acids that emit a foul odor. Is body odor hereditary? According to surveys, 80% of people whose parents both have body odor will inherit the condition. If only one of the parents has body odor, the chance of inheritance is 50%. The occurrence of body odor is obviously related to genetics. Almost all clinical cases have a family history, and one of the patient's parents has such a history.

Adolescence is the peak period for body odor. If one of the parents has body odor, the child is more likely to develop the disease, but it does not mean that it will definitely occur. On the one hand, heredity is random. In other words, it is not certain whether it will be inherited. It can be passed on to either a boy or a girl, but it is not certain to which baby it will be passed on to. On the other hand, if there happens to be a triggering factor.

Always keep your armpits dry and clean to reduce the spread of odor. Do less excessive exercise, eat less stimulating food, maintain a regular life and keep your emotions stable.

Keep your skin dry, exercise as little as possible, and pay attention to cleaning your sweat odor; drink less alcohol and eat less greasy and spicy food, and use Baidiqing every day. Baidiqing's four steps of regulating, stabilizing, removing and suppressing can fundamentally eliminate body odor and prevent it from recurring.

Step 1: Strong regulation of intercellular space;

Step 2: Gently regulate and stabilize the cell line;

The third step: remove body odor; the fourth step: inhibit sweat.