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bromhidrosis

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bromhidrosis /brom·hi·dro·sis/ (bro″mĭ-dro´sis) axillary (apocrine) sweat which has become foul-smelling as a result of its bacterial decomposition.
Bromhidrosis
Bacterial breakdown of sweat and cellular debris resulting in a foul odor.
Mentioned in: Hyperhidrosis

bromhidrosis
[brō′midrō′sis]
Etymology: Gk, bromos, stench, hidros, sweat
an abnormal condition in which the apocrine sweat has an unpleasant odor. The odor is usually caused by bacterial decomposition of perspiration on the skin. Treatment includes frequent bathing, changing of socks and underclothes, and use of deodorants, antibacterial soaps, and dusting powders. Also called body odor.

Bromhidrosis
Body odour—e.g., stinky feet

bromhidrosis [bro″mĭ-dro´sis]
the secretion of foul-smelling perspiration.

bromhidrosis
the secretion of foul-smelling perspiration.

bromhidrosis
Medtalk Body odor–eg, stinky feet


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CHRIS MARTIN PLANTAR Bromhidrosis is when the sole of the foot sweats excessively and bacteria breakdown from the skin creates smell.
 
 
 
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