Reasons why children's sweat smells sour

Every child loves to move around, but exercise will cause the body to sweat, especially in the hot summer when it is easier to sweat. The sour smell of children's sweat is due to their own body problems. A hot and humid environment will cause mold to grow, which will cause the body to smell sour. If this happens, you must bathe your child frequently, change clothes frequently, and keep the skin dry. Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

Fungal reproduction: A hot and humid environment can cause fungi to grow and form tinea pedis, commonly known as athlete's foot. The symptoms of athlete's foot are very diverse. Not all athlete's feet have a bad smell. The type of athlete's foot that is most likely to cause foot odor is the type where the skin between the toes is wet and rotten, and the foot odor is the most serious.

Excessively thick old keratin: Excessively thick old keratin, under the infiltration of sweat, will become the nutrient source required by bacteria and mold, promote the proliferation and reproduction of bacteria and mold, and worsen the formation of foot odor.

1. Wash your feet frequently

2. Use talcum powder on your feet

3. Use antiperspirant

4. Change your socks frequently

5. Wear ventilated shoes

6. Before going to bed, wipe your feet with alcohol, sprinkle some deodorant powder, and then cover your feet with a plastic bag to induce sweating. Wash your feet the next day and dry them. Do this for a week, and then do it once or twice a week.

7. Soak your feet frequently

8. Boil water with tea bags, soak your feet in it for 20 to 30 minutes, dry them and sprinkle with talcum powder to prevent foot odor from recurring.

9. You can also dissolve coarse salt in water and soak it in water

10. Aluminum acetate, sodium bicarbonate and vinegar dissolved in water for foot soaking can all deodorize

11. Soaking your feet in alternating hot and cold water can help reduce sweating and prevent foot odor.

12. Stay calm

13. Watch your diet

14. Avoid overexerting your feet. Athlete's foot (foot odor) is caused by excessive secretion of the body's small sweat glands, which produce a foul odor when decomposed by bacteria and mold. Sweating makes it easier for bacteria to multiply, so foot odor is often associated with hyperhidrosis.