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Yellowish Color In Inner Garments. Jaundice Negative. Advised Not To Eat Colored Fruits. Reason For Yellow Sweat?
hello sir
from last week my inner garments are becoming yellow in colour manily in under arm region is it i am suffering from jaundice. But to assure this i went to doctor they gave blood test for bilirubin estimation but the bilirubin values came normal i.e 0.6 mg. That doctor couldn't find out any solution so at last he told me to avoid coloured fruits. But i am not satisfied with his advice. Can you please suggest me what is the reason for yellow sweat.
from last week my inner garments are becoming yellow in colour manily in under arm region is it i am suffering from jaundice. But to assure this i went to doctor they gave blood test for bilirubin estimation but the bilirubin values came normal i.e 0.6 mg. That doctor couldn't find out any solution so at last he told me to avoid coloured fruits. But i am not satisfied with his advice. Can you please suggest me what is the reason for yellow sweat.
Thu, 25 Jul 2013
Hi and thanks for the query,
The first thing is actually making a proper diagnoses that the sweat was yellow. secondly, consider any recent change in the rubbing oil or toilet oil you sue. In the absence of this, the opinion of the dermatologist remains important. I suggest these common causes should formerly be excluded before meeting the dermatologist.
Thanks and kind regards,
Bain LE, MD.
The first thing is actually making a proper diagnoses that the sweat was yellow. secondly, consider any recent change in the rubbing oil or toilet oil you sue. In the absence of this, the opinion of the dermatologist remains important. I suggest these common causes should formerly be excluded before meeting the dermatologist.
Thanks and kind regards,
Bain LE, MD.
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hi,
A buildup of sweat in the armpit and collar areas exposes
the fabric to a mixture of acids, body oils, salts, ammonia, enzymes,
and bacteria that can affect the dyes in dark-colored fabric, or turn
light-colored fabric various shades of yellow, orange, and even green.
If your perspiration has a tendency to stain fabrics, the use of
deodorants or antiperspirants can worsen this, as can the consumption
of certain foods (foods may vary from person to person). It's a highly individual thing.
so, try to identify such things and avoid respectfully
wish you good health
A buildup of sweat in the armpit and collar areas exposes
the fabric to a mixture of acids, body oils, salts, ammonia, enzymes,
and bacteria that can affect the dyes in dark-colored fabric, or turn
light-colored fabric various shades of yellow, orange, and even green.
If your perspiration has a tendency to stain fabrics, the use of
deodorants or antiperspirants can worsen this, as can the consumption
of certain foods (foods may vary from person to person). It's a highly individual thing.
so, try to identify such things and avoid respectfully
wish you good health
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