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Excessive Sweating

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Date: 06/13/2007 Topics: Health & Body > Advice | Readers Request > Health  
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How can I stop excessive sweating? I use antiperspirants but that doesn't help, also I can't use it all on my face or all over my body. What can I do? Since I live in the deep south, this is a real problem for me.

P Sanders from Deep South Miss.
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Post by Mechdawrek (1) | (10/23/2007)
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You should check out the following website for excessive sweating problems:

http://www.bye-bye-excessive-armpit-sweat.com

It has all types of resources, treatments, and even cures for excessive sweating and hyperhidrosis.


Post By anntonica ebanks (Guest Post) (08/01/2007)
what can i do to stop the sweating my face, neck and arm i need help bad. its not the weight cause when i was a child and very skinny i sweat alot untill now am sweating of 33 years old. am so embrass i cant even wear make up


Post by Lily May (19) | (06/17/2007)
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If you are overweight it could be the "fat insulation".
Thirty pounds heavier than I used to be, I sweat a whole lot more than I used to.


Post by meoowmom (1109) | (06/15/2007)
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also a quick tip is find cold or cool water and place
both your wrists in it , this seems to cool me down
and I have been a "hottie" since childhood.


Post By Sally Pifer (Guest Post) (06/15/2007)
Have your doctor give you a prescription for Drysol. This was originally used for sweating feet. However, it works under your arms too. I had a terrible sweating problem for years but the drysol did the trick. Apply right after a shower. I think you will only have to use it once or twice a week but check the directions. I always recommend drysol. It was a lifesaver for me. I found out about Drysol from a Dear Abby column when a reader had asked Abby for advice to stop sweating.


Post By Jean in GA. (Guest Post) (06/15/2007)
Welcome to my world, I know exactly what you mean. I know we shouldn't, but I keep our house at 74 degrees and let me mop the floor or vacuum and my face drips water until I have a ring around my shirt. I love the outside, so I wear a sweat band out there and still I get that wet shirt ring. I hate planning outside trips, because I know what I am in for. I wear white and carry a cool drink around, but it doesn't help that much. I am going to my OBGYN soon to get a hormonal check. That is the only thing I can think that might be wrong. I have been like this most of my adult life. My dad used to sweat like me. I remember it dripping from his nose and me laughing up a storm. Payback is not nice.


Post By Kimberlee (Guest Post) (06/14/2007)
Use Certain Dri, it is available at most stores like Walgreens and Target. Apply it at night before going to sleep and go about your normal routine the next day. It really worked for me, I hardly use it now.


Post By deb in sc (Guest Post) (06/14/2007)
i too live in the south (sc) so i know your pain. if you are a middle aged female, it's probably hormonal. if not, it could be glandualar or metabolic. it can be a reaction to meds. you probably need to see a doctor for a work up. they can precribe prescription strength anti-perspirants and/or use botox to essentially freeze or stop the perspiration from certain glands. you have to be careful about over heating though. b/c it's the perspiration that cools your body temp off when it's hot. so if you stop the perspiration, you could get heat stroke.


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