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Perhaps someone with some medical knowledge may be able to answer this. My feet have started sweating in the past year irregardless of the temperatures.
I am past 60, post-menapausal and in relatively good health. I have never had this problem before, but now find I have to change socks several times a day. There is no foot odor but my socks, regardless of the weight or style of the socks, are damp.
I do wear only SAS shoes but have several pairs I alternate between. Even when I wear sandals with a pair of socks, the socks get damp. What gives here or more precisely, what am I doing wrong?
Sadie
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RE: Sweating Feet
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Post By Lee (Guest Post)
(06/17/2008)
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Back to the original question (which is how I got here in the first place), I have been wearing SAS shoes regularly, except for when I wear sandals, and I experience the same thing. I went searching to see if there were complaints relating to the SAS shoes. Although these shoes are very comfortable, it appears that they do not breathe properly. I haven't had a problem with sweaty socks and sandals as I don't wear socks with sandals (except during late fall). I am beginning to think that it is just the nature of SAS shoes.
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Post By nuraan (Guest Post)
(02/28/2008)
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I have the same problem. I need help.
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Post By Veronica (Guest Post)
(09/04/2007)
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You can put newspaper paper in your shoes to absorb some of the moisture.
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Post By (Guest Post)
(09/04/2007)
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What kind of doctor should I see for sweats?
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Post By Marti (Guest Post)
(03/13/2005)
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Have you been checked recently for diabetes?
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Have you thought of sprinkling powder or cornstarch in your shoes? Maybe rubbing some on your feet before putting on your socks. My feet sweat when I'm on my feet alot, especially while and after exercising.
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Post By Ang (Guest Post)
(03/11/2005)
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It sounds like a type of hypohydrosis (or is it hyperhydrosis?)- something like that. From what I've read, it means you sweat alot, whether from hands, armpits, feet, etc. Try to get a prescription for Drysol.
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Post By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post)
(03/11/2005)
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You could try putting anti-perspirant on your feet before putting on your socks. Also, put foot powder in your shoes to absorb the moisture.
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Post By sandy. (Guest Post)
(03/11/2005)
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i have had sweaty feet and hands all my life. i make sure i wash and dry frequently. i know i should also wear cotton socks at all times(tho i dont) i suggest you go to the Dr to have it checked out if this is a new situation.
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