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Wow since I ran out of my meds I am having the same old problem again. I stink. My family says it is just regular old BO but it isn't. It's awful. It went away when I was on my meds. What works best for the rest of you?
Otherwise I reek, too. Reeking beyond BO is oftentimes proof of underlying disease...
I use a lightly exfoliating body wash each morning (Avon's Planet Spa Brown Sugar Body Scrub, currently) followed by a lightly scented body cream (currently Bath and Body Works Sweet Pea) and Arrid XX for the pits.
Keeping clean shaven is a MUST, as hair traps bacteria and then its almost impossible to hide the odor.
I feel for you, I really do. I am almost OCD about my scent and hygene since I started having this problem in the early 90's.
But the above is what I did for myself, and people now always tell me I "smell nice".
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Maybe more meds would be your best deodorant. Are you healed? I wouldn't wait too long after running out ... you don't want to encourage resistant bacteria to take over.
Since I purchased a FIR sauna and use it daily, I don't need deodorant. When I was out of town for three days, I could have used some though.
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For the longest time I used Secret but then after awhile it just didn't do the job.
I think it is Secret that has recently came out with a clinical strenght deodarant,maybe that would work well.I have not tried it myself though.
Degree for women is what works best for me. I hope you find soemthing that helps!
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I use Degree, and it seems to do the trick. My daughter has a horrible time with deodorants. She is now using Almay. That seems to help her rash and itching.
Hugs Perplexed
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