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personal issues

puppyhead · 2006-01-14 00:22:29

Hi, I have a personal question. I was everyday and wear deodorant but I still smell. Can anyone help. I dont want to be smelly.

14-01-2006 12:22am

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puppyhead

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Hi, I have a personal question. I was everyday and wear deodorant but I still smell. Can anyone help. I dont want to be smelly.

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#2 14-01-2006 12:25am

Atrocity

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see a doctor maybe?

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#3 14-01-2006 12:26am

Nalz

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hmmmmmmmmmm... I dunno.... wash some more?
what more can I say. use soap, decent deodrant (not lynx).

aH I dunno

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#4 14-01-2006 12:28am

puppyhead

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i have gone to few doctors but they just gave me this thing that burns my skin in arm pit. its no good. im losing friends over smelling bad

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#5 14-01-2006 12:44am

leeroybrown

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Maybe you should ask to be referred to a speciailist. Perhaps a dermatologist - I'm not sure if this is exactly in their field.

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#6 14-01-2006 1:06am

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Try using different deodrant, or shower gels.

You could always just keep some deodrant handy.

Some people just tend to sweat more though, so a trip to the Doc might be best!

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#7 14-01-2006 2:12am

Gordon

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You should tell your doctor that the thing that he/she's giving you isn't working.

This isn't a medical forum so you really should consult your doctor again.

Good luck.

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