Sweaty and smelly

Introduction Bromehidrosis, the smell of sweat glands secreted by a sweaty gland or released after the sweat is decomposed is called blisters. Can be divided into systemic and local two. The body qi, fox fox and body odor of Chinese medicine belong to the scope of this disease. Systemic dysthymia refers to the secretion of a large amount of sweat from the sweat glands, which is decomposed by the epidermal bacteria to produce a specific odor. Localized dysmenorrhea is an odor caused by abnormal secretion of apocrine glands, excessive secretion of apocrine glands in adolescence, and unsaturated fatty acids produced by decomposition of organic matter contained in bacteria.

Cause

Causes:

Systemic dyscrasia refers to the secretion of large amounts of sweat from the sweat glands. It is decomposed by the epidermal bacteria to produce a specific odor, often accompanied by hyperhidrosis. For example, the soles of the feet, the toes, the sweat and the sweat are accompanied. Oral administration of certain drugs such as arsenic, valerian, phosphide, musk, etc. can emit a special odor with the sweat discharged from the body surface.

Localized dysmenorrhea is most commonly seen as stench and foot odor. The odor is caused by the abnormal secretion function of the apocrine gland, the exuberant apocrine gland in the adolescence, and the odor caused by the unsaturated fatty acid produced by the decomposition of the organic matter contained in the secretion. Because the apocrine glands are affected by endocrine, they begin to occur in puberty and can be alleviated or disappeared in old age. Stomatitis often has a family history.

In addition, the sweating has a certain relationship with the race, such as the black sweat glands secrete strong, the incidence is higher. Uncommon bronchitis can occur in the event of mental or neurological damage, such as paranoia and schizophrenia. Foot odor is also more common in adolescents, because the secretion of small sweat glands is strong. If plastic shoes, boots, and sweat are not volatile, the feet are hot and humid, which is easy to breed fungi, bacteria, and decomposes to produce unsaturated fatty acids, which can cause odors. Age increases gradually or disappears.

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Clinical manifestations:

Sweat is accompanied by sweating, sweat is not easy to evaporate; localized odor is more common in the apocrine glands, such as the armpits, groin, feet, perianal, vulva, umbilicus and female breasts, to the feet, The most common symptoms of axillary sweating.

Axillosis axillare, commonly known as body odor. Common in adolescents, women are more common, light and heavy, more often in summer, often accompanied by sweat (more common in yellow). Most patients have soft palate in the external auditory canal, and a small number of patients can smear this vulva, anus, areola and other parts. After the menopause, the apocrine glands gradually shrink and the disease gradually subsides.

Foot odor: often accompanied by hyperhidrosis of the foot, has a pungent smell, especially in the summer when not washing feet frequently.

Differential diagnosis

Diagnosis can be based on the characteristics of clinical manifestations. Attention should be paid to the identification of systemic and localized sweating.

TCM pathogenesis and syndrome differentiation: This disease is caused by insufficient congenital endowment, such as "Surgical Zheng Xue" body record, "body gas - famous fox gas, this is due to parents infected." Another example is the story of "The Sources of Diseases", which reads: "People have qi and blood, and their sire is like the wild fox, which means that the body is stinky and this is easy to eat."

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