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Body odour is a common problem. You can usually treat it yourself.
wash your armpits, groin and feet at least twice a day with soap and dry thoroughly
shave your armpits regularly
use antiperspirants and deodorants
change and wash your clothes regularly
wear natural fabrics like cotton, wool and silk
wear antibacterial socks
do not eat too much strong smelling or spicy food
do not drink too much coffee or alcohol
You can ask a pharmacist about:
You have body odour that has not got better after treating it yourself and:
If you have severe body odour and sweating, a GP may suggest:
Read more about treating excessive sweating.
Things that can make body odour worse include:
Body odour may also be linked to excessive sweating and smelly feet.
