What to do if your child inherits body odor

There are many people suffering from body odor in life, but these people are worried that their body odor will be passed on to the next generation. People's body odor can be passed on to their children. When a child inherits body odor, we don’t really know how to deal with this problem. For the sake of children's health, we need to seriously understand how to deal with this issue. So what should we do if our children inherit body odor?

Children's body odor usually begins to occur during puberty, which may lead to the growth of various bacteria and other skin diseases. It may cause great mental and psychological pressure on teenagers. Teenagers are a group prone to body odor, and quite a number of them suffer from body odor in their lives. Children in some families have symptoms of body odor, and parents are worried that body odor will affect their children's physical and mental health.

1. First of all, you should pay attention to personal hygiene, especially keep your armpits, external genitalia, navel, etc. clean and dry, take a bath and change underwear frequently, eat less spicy and irritating food (including alcohol and cigarettes), and use more talcum powder and floral water to take a bath in summer so that others will not easily smell the bad smell.

2. You can use some effective folk remedies in your daily life, such as: wash the fresh ginger, mash it, and squeeze it with gauze to extract the juice. Apply the juice to the armpits several times a day. 100 grams of rice vinegar, 5 grams of fennel powder. Mix evenly and apply to the affected area. After bathing, add 500 ml of tomato juice to the bathtub, then soak your armpits in the water for 15 minutes, twice a week, to achieve the ideal effect of eliminating body odor.

3. If the child's body odor symptoms are severe, timely treatment is required. Surgical removal of axillary sweat glands can cause great harm to children's bodies. If children's body odor can be treated with medication, surgical treatment is generally not recommended. When choosing medicines, be careful to choose those that are not irritating to the skin and are harmless.

After the above introduction by the editor, we should be able to better treat children's body odor. When children develop certain diseases, they should be treated as soon as possible. Many people are worried about the physical health of their children, which requires us to improve children's physical fitness and exercise their bodies more in life.