What should I do if I have body odor during pregnancy?

Because during pregnancy, you will be more afraid of fatigue and heat, and you will sweat profusely after a little movement. This will make the body odor worse for people who already have body odor. However, because you are pregnant, it is best not to use medication. Try to keep your clothes dry, eat less spicy food, take more baths, etc., which can effectively reduce the smell of body odor.

People with body odor will experience worsening odor during pregnancy, which is due to changes in estrogen and progesterone in the body. Pregnant women with body odor should not take medicine indiscriminately. It is recommended to use some external treatment methods. The specific method is to add 100 ml of tomato juice in a basin of warm water after bathing, dip two towels in it and clamp them in the armpits respectively, keep it for 15 minutes, twice a week, and the body odor can be eliminated. Another method is to add 500 mg of tomato juice to the bath water, then soak your armpits in the water for 15 minutes, twice a week. This can also achieve the ideal effect of eliminating body odor. Those who are interested may wish to give it a try.

Due to their special physical condition, pregnant women cannot use any medication or surgery to treat axillary odor during pregnancy. Because drugs or surgical treatments will have a certain impact on the growth of pregnant women and fetuses.

If a pregnant woman has a strong body odor, it is recommended that she take some medication under the guidance of a doctor. However, she must not use medication without the guidance of a doctor to avoid bringing more adverse effects to herself and the fetus.

In daily life, pregnant women can use soap to wash the affected area to reduce bacterial growth, maintain an optimistic mood, and replace spicy and irritating foods with fruits and vegetables. In addition, they should develop good habits of diet, work and rest, and daily living to avoid endocrine disorders, increased sweat secretion, and worsening of body odor during pregnancy. After giving birth, you can go to a regular hospital for a professional body odor surgery to completely cure body odor.

Minimally invasive axillary odor removal surgery follows the direction of the axillary skin lines and only makes a small incision the size of a grain of rice. It utilizes the specific functions of minimally invasive materials, instruments, and drugs combined with electronic wave technology and microcomputer endoscope technology to conduct targeted detection of the human axillary tissue, visually and accurately locate, and precisely separate the odorous sweat glands from normal tissue, and then remove the odorous sweat glands from the body one by one.