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A young woman reports:

At the beginning of the year, I spontaneously flew to Switzerland with my sister-in-law for five nights. We wanted to spend a few days skiing and hiking there, but we were flying with only carry-on luggage, so we had very limited clothing and, for example, I was traveling with my unwanted ski jacket on my back. So, right from the start, I felt uncomfortable in my own skin and with my appearance.

On the very first day, after a very strenuous hike in the snow and over 700 meters of elevation gain, my clothes (functional underwear) were so soaked with sweat that I felt disgusted with myself. Showering was, of course, possible in our accommodation, but washing my underwear didn't help much. It simply smelled worn and soaked with sweat. The next few days were also very sweaty, and I felt increasingly dirty and disgusted with myself. Even though the short vacation was very nice, I was so looking forward to clean, fragrant, and beautiful clothes and could hardly wait to leave.

The evening before our departure, I noticed a painful inflammation in my right armpit, which swelled to about the size of a hazelnut three days after my return, then burst and drained a copious amount of greenish-gray pus. After that, it took another three days for everything to completely heal.

Note from Björn Eybl
Thanks for this wonderful experience report with photo.
In this case the SBS of the dermis is running – the sweat glands are part of the dermis.
The conflict is: disfigurement, soiling.
Feeling uncomfortable in the clothes for several days because of underarm odor.
During this time, the dermis in that area became thicker.
Even before you left, you were in a state of resolution (we humans usually anticipate things) – the result: inflammation, swelling of the sweat gland.
A few days of conflict activity, a few days of resolution – done.