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Sweat-related body odor manifests in essentially all individuals at some point during life. Excessively foul-smelling sweat is considered pathologic and termed "bromhidrosis," a term derived from the Greek "bromos" (stench) and "hidros" (sweat). Synonyms of bromhidrosis include "bromidrosis," "osmidrosis," and "ozochrotia."The degree of odor considered "excessive" and sufficient for a diagnosis of bromhidrosis is not definitive. Bromhidrosis is generally diagnosed when noticeable body odor has a negative effect on an individual's self-esteem, social interactions, or quality of life.Bromhidrosis is divided into apocrine bromhidrosis and eccrine bromhidrosis. The most common site for apocrine bromhidrosis is the axilla. Eccrine bromhidrosis most often affects the feet.
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