Is it contagious to use a bucket with a fox smell?

Fox odor is not contagious. Fox odor is generally mostly congenital factors, resulting in abnormal apocrine glands under the armpits, and these sweat glands and hypertrophic sebaceous glands will secrete some special odors. It is usually smelling some foul odors, which are not contagious and do not have any contagion.

After the occurrence of fox odor, surgery can be used**. Generally, it is usually used to cut the armpit** and then destroy the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles under the skin, as well as some apocrine glands. This can be effective for the symptoms of fox odor.

Summer is severe. It usually occurs during puberty. In old age, it may lessen or disappear.

Fox odor is also hereditary and is associated with gender and racial differences. It's not contagious. As the apocrine glands secrete vigorously during adolescence, the disease is more common in young adults, and with the growth of age and the aging of the human body, the apocrine glands also gradually degenerate, and the symptoms can be reduced or disappeared, and most patients have a family history of hereditation.

What should I do if I have fox odor on my body? Will my classmates infect me with fox odor? 】

This problem is also generally more common, at present**fox odor armpit odor method is divided into many kinds, or let me give you an introduction to it one by one, about the pros and cons of the method, I hope you can take a serious look.

Surgical resection: At present, advertisements often say that the effect of axillary odor apocrine gland surgery is good, but in fact, it is not true, the location of apocrine glands is not easy to find, the operation is not thorough, and the rate is very high, and there are several times that it is done repeatedly.

Methods such as laser, electrocautery, and microwave:

It uses the thermal effect to destroy hair follicles, targeting areas of dense armpit hair. However, these technologies have the disadvantage that the depth is not easy to grasp, and the area is too large and too deep, which is more prone to complications; **The scope is too limited, the efficacy is greatly reduced, the overall ** rate is high, and the effect is difficult to satisfy. There are also people who use hair removal lasers to treat axillary odor, which is based on the theory that the apocrine sweat glands and hair follicles together constitute a unit, and when the hair follicles are selectively destroyed by the laser, the apocrine sweat glands will also be destroyed.

This method has been proven to be effective, but it is often incomplete.

Select Drug**:

It is mostly symptomatic**, with limited efficacy and short duration, and the mechanism of ease of use is: astringent dryness, avoiding excessive sweating; Bacteriostatic sterilization to reduce microbial action;

What should I do about fox odor, the best way to pay attention to the details of life, will my classmates infect me if they have fox odor? 】

Some details of life are also important. Pay attention to personal hygiene, take a bath frequently, change underwear frequently, keep your armpits dry and clean often, and try to improve your mentality a little bit anyway. You need to be confident and look at the life experiences shared by others.

I vaguely remember that I saw a method and finally found it, so I'll share it with you.

It will be helpful for you to search for this information [Dong Xixin's bitter history of saying goodbye to fox odor].

As we all know, the smell of foxes becomes obvious in summer, and many friends are worried that they will be infected with fox odor when they come into contact with friends who have fox odor, or that their fox odor will be transmitted to others. So is fox odor contagious? In response to this problem, let's ask relevant experts to introduce it.

Fox odor is a type of armpit odorous sweating.

It emits a special pungent smell, especially in summer, sweating a lot, thin clothes, and the smell is emitted in public places, and people often hide their noses. According to statistics, 80% of Europeans and Americans have fox odor, while Orientals have less about 10%. Westerners don't care about this as an ordinary physiological phenomenon, while Easterners are much more sensitive to fox odors.

Some people think that fox odor is contagious, so they stay away from fox odor patients, which is unscientific, and fox odor is not contagious.

Fox odor is not contagious, fox odor is because after the body fluid penetrates into the apocrine glands, the lipids secreted by the excessive apocrine glands are fermented by bacteria into unsaturated fatty acids and produce odor, which is related to genetic factors, personal constitution and sweat gland structure, not caused by a certain pathogen, so it will not be transmitted to others through physical contact. Fox odor is not contagious, fox odor is only hereditary. According to the survey, 80% of people with both parents will inherit fox odor, and if only one parent has fox odor, the chance of inheritance is 50%.

Fox odor usually begins to occur during adolescence and can diminish or disappear in old age.