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1.   Nov 13, 2006 2:52 PM

» Feature Writer Kathy Quan - Underarm Odor

In response to Underarm Odor posted by BluKrytsalTears:
If the problem persists you really should see your physician.

Sometimes a change in deodorant will help. They all have similar basic chemical makeup, but some work better than others for different people.

Do you shave your underarms? Hair growth can cause or enhance odor. Some cultures don't believe in shaving, and sometimes parents forbid their daughters to shave until they are older than you are. Frequent shaving can help to reduce underarm odor especially if you have a lot of hair.

You could try also using a little talcum powder such as baby powder. You could carry a small bottle of it in your purse or backpack to reapply at school esp. after gym class.

Corn starch is an alternative to talcum powder.

Stress causes increased sweating. The more you worry about this, the more stressed you'll be and the cycle will continue. Hope some of these suggestions help.

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