Where to treat body odor

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My body odor is very serious. I take off my clothes when I don't take a bath. The smell can kill people, so I dare not go back to the dormitory to sleep. Today, let me tell you where to treat body odor.

Where to treat body odor

First: electrolysis or electric cauterization treatment: the metal needle is inserted into the hair follicle along the growth direction of the hair, and the heat effect is applied to damage the hair follicle, thus destroying the apocrine sweat gland to achieve the purpose of treatment. This method has the advantages of simple, less damage and relatively cheap equipment, but it is time-consuming and laborious, and it is not easy to grasp the depth after penetrating into the skin, so it is easy to have poor treatment effect.

Second: microcalorization and radiofrequency therapy: mainly use the thermal effect to damage hair follicles, targeting the dense area of axillary hair. However, microwave is not as targeted as electrocautery and electrolysis, and it also causes great damage around the hair follicle. Some patients will have severe local inflammatory reaction during treatment.

Third: laser therapy: laser therapy is a general term, because there are many kinds of laser therapy, and new technologies emerge in endlessly. Among them, CO2 laser is a thermal effect laser, which has great side effects in the treatment of axillary osmidrosis; the theoretical basis of hair removal laser in the treatment of axillary osmidrosis is that the apocrine sweat glands and hair follicles form a unit together, and when the hair follicles are selectively destroyed by laser, the apocrine sweat glands will also be destroyed. Because of this, this method is not complete in the treatment of axillary osmidrosis.

matters needing attention

Reducing the stimulation of axillary skin is an effective nursing measure for body odor. Usually to reduce long-term chronic stimulation of axillary skin, such as often shaving or pulling armpit hair, so as not to cause hair follicle hyperplasia, hypertrophy. If the sweat gland is hypertrophic, it can secrete too much sweat and increase the amount of lipid excretion and exudation. At the same time, armpits are warm and humid, airtight, easy to breed the growth and reproduction of bacteria, decompose too much unsaturated fatty acids, and increase the odor.