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Q: Bad Sweat

asked by: stumars on April 27th, 2006

Experienced User

The last few months some days I have really bad underarm sweat, and my shirt is left with wet patches the entire day, even when its not really hot. And it really smells bad not like normal body odour smell, could this be from my hypo? Even after I wash my shirts they still smell and within putting them on 20mins later and there smelling really bad.

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Stan

replied on April 27th, 2006

Moderator

Yeah, I actually had this for about a week earlier in the treatment phase. It will pass, though it does suck. I would wear two shirts at once, one under the other to absorb the sweat and stink. The smell thing is typical too, for a time my wife said my entire body smelled like curry almost.

stumars

replied on April 28th, 2006

Experienced User

Yeah thats the smell, also smells like sweating onions its really strong and intense. My body doesnt seem to smell but just certain pacthes on my clothes, after about 20mins. Its really bad. Its come and gone a few times over the last 2 monhts I wish it only lasted a week like yours. Somes days its fine others are so bad

Stan

replied on April 28th, 2006

Moderator

Nothing to worry about, it will pass, as you've seen. Just the body adjusting.

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