After apocrine gland operation was done, can you still have body odor

After apocrine gland surgery, body odor usually disappears, but there are a few cases of recurrence.

Apocrine gland surgery is to remove or destroy apocrine glands that produce body odor as much as possible through surgery, thus solving the problem of body odor from the root. When apocrine glands are effectively treated, the basis of body odor is eliminated, and generally a better treatment effect can be achieved. If apocrine glands can be accurately located and treated during surgery, the probability of recurrence after surgery will be greatly reduced. However, if apocrine glands remain, it may lead to the recurrence of body odor.

Apocrine gland surgery is one of the more effective methods to treat body odor at present, but there is no guarantee that recurrence will not occur. Patients should fully communicate with doctors before surgery to understand the risks and effects of surgery. Nursing should be carried out strictly according to the requirements of doctors after surgery to improve the success rate of surgery and reduce the possibility of recurrence. At the same time, even after successful surgery, good living habits and personal hygiene should be maintained to further reduce the risk of recurrence of body odor.