How to treat axillary osmidrosis

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Axillary osmidrosis is due to the abnormal axillary glands. After the decomposition of sweat, it often emits an unpleasant smell, especially in summer, when the temperature is high and the secretion of sweat is strong, which makes the smell stronger. Body odor is also called "limited hidrosis" in medicine. This disease often occurs in the parts that are easy to sweat and not easy to evaporate, such as armpit, groin, foot, anus, genitalia and breast. Even if the odor is very light, it can also be pungent. There are many ways to treat bromhidrosis. Let's learn how to treat bromhidrosis.

How to treat axillary osmidrosis

First, the main surgical treatment methods are: fusing tissue resection, small incision dissection, S-shaped incision thin skin flap method, axillary suction method. The treatment principle of these methods is to destroy or remove the lesion site to achieve its therapeutic effect. The operation period is short and the effect is quick. But these treatments will bring inconvenience or deficiencies to patients. If there is a certain risk of surgical treatment, the resection site needs to prevent infection, need to change dressing every day, and will leave scars. Some because of the different technology and operation type can not completely guarantee the eradication of axillary osmidrosis. It is suggested that patients with serious axillary osmidrosis should choose surgery.

Second, non-surgical treatment mainly includes external application of drugs, cauterization and local injection of drugs. These treatments also block or destroy the sweat glands of human body to control the secretion of sweat, so as to get rid of body odor. But there are also shortcomings. External application of drugs can treat axillary osmidrosis by inhibiting the growth of bacteria, regulating sweat glands and inhibiting the secretion of sweat glands. But from the axillary osmidrosis generation mechanism, human sweating is inevitable, and sterile space does not exist! These drugs can only inhibit axillary osmidrosis in a short time. It is suggested that patients with mild axillary osmidrosis should use non-surgical treatment.

Third: the treatment methods of body odor include microwave, laser and ionization beam. Physical methods are used to carbonize and seal the pores of armpit sweat, resulting in large burn area, great postoperative pain, scar, poor curative effect and no radical cure. The recurrence rate was 76.45%.

matters needing attention

When people choose how to treat body odor, they should be careful to distinguish. They must not be confused by the demagogic propaganda of some irregular hospitals or clinics. It is particularly necessary to choose a regular hospital for treatment.