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Advice For 2 Year Old With Bad Perspiration

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Date: 12/04/2007 Topics: Parenting > Toddler and Preschooler > Health | Readers Request > Parenting  
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My two year old has a bad problem with perspiration. Is that normal for her to be so musty? She has a kidney disorder and I was wondering if that could be it. The doctors say nothing wrong but a two year old should not smell like that under her arms.

Milele from Eunice, Louisiana
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By tia (Guest Post)
Clean up her diet. Raw foods are the perfect food. Veggies, fruit nuts and seeds. That'll do it!

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By azDana (129) Profile Blog! Contact
I also thought it might be yeast. If so, you may want to try giving her yogurt and see if it helps. Make sure you buy the kind with active cultures, such as Mountain High. Activia yogurt may also help, Its a bit more on the pricey side, but for a 2 year old, you probably could stretch out one container for two or three days. She wouldn't need to make a meal or a snack of it, you can try two or three spoonfuls a day to see if it helps.

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By Gina J. (82) Contact
Hi there!

The kidneys, along with the liver, eliminate toxins from the body. If one or both aren't working correctly, things like body or breath odor, or skin eruptions can occur. The body will try to fast track toxins out through through the skin to get rid of them. If your daughter isn't on medication, dandelion root powder is a great cleanser. I would talk to your doctor first if she's on any meds, then talk to an herbalist or naturopathic doctor. The dandelion root is pretty amazing--even did wonders for my husband after 40 plus years of unhealthy living!

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By Debbie Coutant (Guest Post)
http://www.biotherapy-clinic.com/GI_Candida.html#symptoms%20of%20candida

Hi, I think the child has yeast overgrowth. Check out the website above and look in the skin area. Need anymore information, for more information, email coutant5 At bellsouth.net
medical doctors won't tell you about this.
Debbie

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By Lynda (Guest Post)
I'm thinking she might be eating too many onions/garlic, which help with the immune system, but also if we eat too much we will have bad body odor, even a child. Add more green veggies to her diet once you cut way back on onions in your cooking of her food. Once she is a teen you can reintroduce her to onions in her food. Also, fear, stress and depression alter body chemistry/odors. In your quiet times, try to look at the bigger picture of this child. What may seem insignificant to an adult/parent may seem like world war 3 to a child, as it did to me. My parents were insensitive to the effects of their choices and actions on me as a child. There are many good books on such things, and internet research available. God bless and help you both. : )

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By Kathy (Guest Post)
It could be some of her medication. One of my husbands heart/blood pressure meds makes him sweat too. Not much you can do but try to stay clean. When he is nervous it is like a waterfall!

Posted on 12/07/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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Have her checked for hypoglycemia if you haven't already.
The scent could be a symptom of hypoglycemia.

Posted on 12/06/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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