PCOS Messages for May, 2001: Re: sweating

Re: sweating

From: AdoptASAP (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 29 May 2001 12:54:50 -0500 (CDT)

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I have this problem. Id be mortified to have someone tell me. But on the other hand, if someone had a perfect solutiuon Id use it.

Heres the key. Tell her to stay away from all vaginal stuff of the market. NOTHING should enter that area except soap. This goes for all women. It can change the PH balance of a women and other natural chemcials. Even douching. You can douch with natural water and thats it.

I use that personalized oil from Garden Botanika and Bath and Body. I like roses. I spread it on my inner thighs and above the vagina on my belly. I also add it to my underarms and under my breasts. It lasts ALL DAY and I get the BEST compliments. I didnt get ANY compliments and a lot of riticule from my peers growing up. It was horrible. I wish I had this stuff when I was a kid. Some complain its strong, but Id rather smell like a rose then that unpleasant smell.

I use 5 parts Rose, 3 parts transparent floral and 1 part floral musk. Youc an also make perfume to touch up later. She may not be able to smell it on her after an hour, but it lasted me 10 hrs at least. I loved the complimetns. I got , "Ok, who's the Rose in the Wind?" from a coworker every time she passed me.

Definately have her talk to a Reproductive Endocronologist or just a regular Endo. They are more believeable then a regular OBGYN.

At Tue, 29 May 2001, Sonnet wrote: >
>This is somewhat related, you just made me think of something:
>
>I have a good friend who is overweight and who has a REALLY bad crotch
>sweat smell. You can smell her across the room. I feel for her as
>she's such a sweetie. Anyway I've always pushed for her to see an
>endocrinologist and she actually made the effort to (she lives in a VERY
>rural area) only to be told that nothing was wrong, all her bloodwork
>was normal etc.
>
>My question: I haven't mentioned the smell to her yet as I don't think
>there is anything she can do about it. I don't know if she knows or
>not. She seems a very clean and hygenic person. If it were you, how
>would you handle this? Would you want a friend to say something to you?
>
>Just curious, thanks!
>
>At Tue, 29 May 2001, jodi wrote:
>>
>>i don't sweat all the time in that i feel wet and sweaty all the time...
>>but i do seem to get
>>unusually stinky in the sweat producing areas when i do sweat. ie, i am
>>certain most women
>>don't have near the level of stink associated with crotch sweat that i
>>seem to have. it's embarrassing...
>>sometimes when i get a whiff of myself when i am going to the bathroom
>>or whatever i feel so
>>embarrassed! must be all the hyperstimulated hair follicles/sweat glands
>>down there? i don't know...
>>but met hasn't done a thing about it, sad to say.
>>
>--
>Email always welcome to: sonnet_fitz@hotmail.com
>

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