Tips for pregnant women with body odor

Pregnant women have hot body during pregnancy, coupled with irritability, many pregnant women will have body odor at this time. During pregnancy, you should pay attention to keeping the body odor clean, and slowly regulate it with more exercise. Bathing is essential. If it is inconvenient to take a bath due to a big belly during pregnancy, you can wipe it with a cloth, but you must clean it regularly, and don't be afraid of trouble, because this is the only way to avoid body odor.

What to do if pregnant women have body odor

In fact, pregnant women should not be overly concerned about suffering from body odor. They should pay attention to emotional stability, live a regular life for a long time, develop good habits of work and rest, diet, daily life, and activities, establish good conditioned reflexes in the nervous system, avoid endocrine nerve disorders, and reduce sweat gland secretion disorders, which can effectively reduce body odor.

Daily care for pregnant women with body odor:

1. Take a bath frequently and exercise more

2. Pay attention to detoxification

3. Pay attention to your diet

4. Regulate your emotions

If a pregnant woman has a strong body odor, she can take some topical medications that are available to pregnant women to treat the body odor. Basically, it is enough to apply it once in the morning and once in the evening. If the situation is serious, you can apply it two to three times during the day, but not too many times. It can keep the armpits dry, inhibit the secretion of armpit sweat, kill the bacteria on the armpit skin, inhibit the regeneration of skin bacteria, and make the body odor lose its external environment. After use, the body odor can be kept from recurring for a long time.

Body odor is a type of underarm bromhidrosis that emits a peculiar pungent odor. It is more common in summer and usually begins to occur in adolescence. It may be reduced or disappear in old age. The sweat glands under the arms secrete a large amount of unsaturated fatty acids, which are broken down by bacteria and cause odor. The main causes of body odor are as follows:

1. Genetic factors. The onset of body odor is related to heredity. Nowadays, most medical experts generally believe that it is an autosomal dominant inheritance. Relevant data show that when both parents have body odor, the probability of inheriting it to the next generation is about 80%; when one parent has body odor, the probability of inheriting it is about 50%.

2. Abnormal secretion. Young men and women have higher levels of glandular secretions on their body surface than other people, especially those with oily skin, whose body odor is much stronger than that of ordinary people. In addition, women have more than 50% more secretory glands on their body surface than men. These glands are concentrated around the breasts, armpits, anus and navel. They develop vigorously during puberty, and some glands are secreted under the regulation of mental factors, hormone levels, environmental climate and other factors. The secretions of these glands often create a moist and warm environment in certain parts of a woman's body, which becomes a "breeding ground" for bacteria, promoting their growth and decomposition, and producing body odor.

3. Lifestyle habits. Personal hygiene is also closely related to body odor. Bad living and hygiene habits often lead to body odor. There are many places on the human body that are not easy to clean, such as under the breasts, groin, armpits, navel, etc. There are many wrinkles, and the secretions are more than other parts. Many young men and women like to wear tight clothes, jeans, etc., which causes the skin to stick to the clothes, preventing the evaporation of secretions, making these local temperatures high and the humidity high, so some bacteria breed and decompose here, producing a special odor.

Experts point out that to treat body odor, we should start with our daily living habits. In life, a healthy diet can play a role in caring for body odor. The diet should be light and reduce the secretion of sebaceous glands connected to the apocrine glands. You can eat more fruits and vegetables rich in water and dietary fiber to promote the excretion of toxins and metabolic waste in the body and reduce excretion on the skin surface, thereby alleviating the harm of body odor.