If you had body odor, would you choose surgery or long-term suppression with medication?

I will definitely choose surgery first. As long as the surgery can remove body odor, then I feel that no matter how many surgeries I have, I will try it; if the doctor clearly tells me that I can’t get rid of it with surgery. Yes, then I will choose drug suppression. After all, if you can eradicate it, eradicate it. I really don’t want this to follow me for the rest of my life.

Actually, I don’t know what body odor is. Even though my mother has body odor, she told me that when she was thirty years old, she suddenly smelled a strange smell one day. How did she feel at that time? I was really embarrassed and ashamed. But even if my mother said she had it, it probably wasn't serious, because she bought medicine to suppress it, antiperspirant stones, and perfume, so I haven't actually smelled it.

The first time I smelled body odor was in the gym. I was running well that day, and a pungent smell came over me. I didn’t react at first, thinking it was something wrong with the machine, but then suddenly I understood that it was body odor, and then I became very nervous. I thought it was me, and then I hurriedly ran to the bathroom, but the smell disappeared. At that time, I was sure that it was the woman next to me. How can I put it, the smell is really unpleasant, not that it is bad, but it is very pungent. After smelling it, I feel that my entire respiratory tract is being irritated.

I love beauty, face, and sports. I will definitely make myself sweat. If I live with body odor all my life, I will always feel that someone is disgusting behind my back. Me, I can't stand it. So if I have body odor, I will choose to have surgery, choose a more reliable hospital and a more reliable doctor, and if it can be adjusted internally, I will also do it. In short, I will definitely have to go through some troubles. If There is really no way to remove it surgically or to adjust it internally, so I will choose drug suppression.