Why Does My Bum Smell?
The Smell Is Most Likely Anal Discharge from the Rectum, Produced by the Mucus Membrane, as Opposed to the Leaking of Faecal Matter (Poo), Due to Loss of...
The smell is most likely anal discharge from the rectum, produced by the mucus membrane, as opposed to the leaking of faecal matter (poo), due to loss of sphincter control. Whilst this can be embarassing, if you maintain a regular personal hygiene routine, it's unlikely anybody around you will notice.
How do I stop my bum from smelling?
- Wear underwear made of natural materials, such as cotton or moisture-wicking fabrics.
- Wear loose-fitting boxers.
- Shower twice daily.
- Apply cornstarch to help control moisture and odor.
- Avoid spicy foods, caffeine, and alcohol.
What causes buttocks odor?
The secretion, or sweat, from apocrine glands can be modified by bacteria on the surface of the skin, leading to an odor. This does not happen with eccrine secretion, such as that on the buttocks. The amount of eccrine secretion can increase for a number of reasons, such as when a person's body temperature rises.
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