I have tried a ton of different anti-perspirants and deodorants and they work for a couple of days and then back to usual.
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Suprisingly enough I would have to say its your diet and physical activity. The same happens to me if I eat unhealthy (example fast food/junkfood). The thing is junkfood has a lot of waste that our bodies don't need. One way of getting rid of the waste is sweating. Exercise and you'll see a whole lotta difference when it comes to everyday life. One extra thing you can do is try to eat fruits, fruits cleanse the body. Cut out the crappy food, exercise atleast 3 times a week if possible, and try to eat fruits, and I promise you, you'll feel drier that ever!
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I know\n\nI did research on strongest deodorants.\n\nSeems they are all about the same.\n\nsometiems if you switch to another it will help for a while.  take at least two showers a day.\n\nsomeone told me to rub baking soda under my arms \ni dint try it
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hey! start using UNITED COLORS OF BENETTON'S deodorant  it is a cool deo it doesn't have any side affects & doest burn 2 .\n\nor use SHOWER 2 SHOWER talcum powder it is very very good\ndo not use BOROPLUS OR NAVRATNA COOL TALC sometimes they leave rashes behind  \n\n& vaslene's new cool creme is damn good it rely works \n\n& the last use DETTOL COOL SOAP that kills all the germs & leavs u cool & fresh
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Well... here's another option, because for some reason I had that problem too, and usually when I put on any deodorant/ anti-perspirant I would begin to sweat under the arms.. (an odd reaction)..and it usually happened at the most inappropriate times, like white tank top.. very embarrasing... try CERTAIN DRI top shelf Wal-Mart, you apply it before bed, and you don't have the sweat problem the next day.
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Articles in the press and on the Internet have warned that underarm antiperspirants or deodorants cause breast cancer. The reports have suggested that these products contain harmful substances, which can be absorbed through the skin or enter the body through nicks caused by shaving. Some scientists have also proposed that certain ingredients in underarm antiperspirants or deodorants may be related to breast cancer because they are applied frequently to an area next to the breast.\n\nHowever, researchers at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) are not aware of any conclusive evidence linking the use of underarm antiperspirants or deodorants and the subsequent development of breast cancer. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which regulates food, cosmetics, medicines, and medical devices, also does not have any evidence or research data that ingredients in underarm antiperspirants or deodorants cause cancer.
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i cant help you with the other problems, but as for the sweating i would try B+Drier anti-perspirant.  you will be amazed, and you can get it at your local drugstore
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sudafed usually works for me
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(m)\n\nAvoid pungent foods such as onions, fish, garlic and spicy meals. These foods can be smelt in sweat and make it more noticeable.\n\nMalt vinegar is an old-fashioned remedy that might be worth a try. Apply some to your armpits at night. Wash it off in the morning and then use your normal deodorant/antiperspirant.\n\nCommercial antiperspirants. You have probably tried most commercial deodorants and antiperspirants, but check the labels and look for one with a different active ingredient. If you have heard a rumour about antiperspirants/deodorants and breast cancer, take a look at the section on Antiperspirants and breast cancer.\n\nShave your armpits. Hair holds sweat and gives the bacteria more to work on. \n\n20% aluminium chloride is the next thing to try if ordinary antiperspirants haven't done the trick, but it can damage clothing. It can be bought from the pharmacist (ask for Drichlor, Anhydrol Forte or Perspirex) and should be used as follows. \n\nBefore going to bed, wash and dry your armpits thoroughly. If you apply the solution to wet skin, a chemical reaction takes place that produces hydrochloric acid, which can irritate skin and tarnish jewellery. If necessary, use a hair dyer to ensure your skin is absolutely dry. \nApply the solution when you are lying down in bed. This sounds odd, but armpit sweating switches off when you lie flat, and the solution will be more effective if applied then. The solution works by passing into the openings of the sweat glands, causing them to swell up and block, but if sweat is pouring out of the glands when you apply the solution, it won't be able to get in. \nIt works best if the area is covered with plastic cling-film (food wrap). Unfortunately, the armpit is an awkward shape. Use tape (such as, Micropore, which you can buy from a pharmacy) to hold the plastic wrap in place, then put on a tight-fitting T shirt to help keep it in position. \nDon't apply the solution directly after shaving, or the skin may become sore. \nWash off the solution in the morning, and don't reapply until bedtime. \nIf it proves effective reduce the application to every other night, and then to once or twice a week. Don’t use it every day, because it can irritate the skin.
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Certain dri is the greatest anti-persperant ever invented!!! I wrecked many t-shirts before I found this stuff!!!! I still use regular deoderant durring the day...just cause I like the smell...LOL....and you can't "wash it off" because it is absorbed into your skin at night....thats how it works....so you may still certainly shower in the morning...hope this helps!!!
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This wart remedy is going to sound crazy, but it works great!  My 10 year old had a terrible case of warts on his foot, some of them were huge, like the size of a quarter.  A friend who is a nurse told me to get a can of Arrid X deodorant from the drug store.  It has to be the spray aerosol kind.  I purchased the Arrid  X deodorant in a yellow can.  I sprayed it on the bottom of his feet 2 times daily. Within four or five days, I could see them shrinking!  After two weeks, they were completely gone.  I couldn't believe my eyes when it worked, but it did.  I'd give it a try, it only costs about $4 and was completely painless.  A few other people I know tried it and it worked for them too.  Good luck to you.
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deodorant is used to just cover up the odor. anti persperant is used to close the pores so wetness doesnt come through the skin.
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One can get a prescription strength anti-perspirant from your family doctor. It's relitively cheap and more effective than over the counter anti-perspirants.
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You should go and talk to your doctor as they can prescribe something called 'Driclor'.  You put it on a night before you go to bed and it's supposed to keep you dry the next day.
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Being a nurse in internal medicine I encounter this problem occasionally. If over the counter Mitchum doesn't work (something I recommend to patients) then see a doctor. There is a prescription form of deodorant that works very well.
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I am in the medical profession and I can tell you firsthand that you are not the only person who suffers from this kind of problem, and I am well aware it can be very embarrassing.  I have done some research on this topic and I remember reading people suggesting different things, like crystal deodorant sticks, etc.  But there is only one thing that I have found to actually work, and work well.  I was very skeptical at first, but was quickly proved wrong.\n\nThe product is called Odaban.  It's a spray that comes in a little bottle.  You spray it on at night to the area or areas that are affected by excessive sweating.  You aren't supposed to use very much of it, just one spray per area I think.  You can also spray the stuff onto a piece of cotton and apply it that way for a more controlled application.  There are more directions on the site for its use.  You don't have to use it every day once it starts working, you only need to use it once or twice a week to "maintain" its effects.  \n\nI'm not sure exactly how it works, but it does work, I promise.  You can use it on any area of the body, but don't get it in your eyes, and make sure you wash hands well after using it.  It is not very expensive.  I don't know where you live, but it's shipped from the UK.  Even with shipping it only costs $15.    \n\nI'm providing you with the link at the bottom.  The other link is one person who had a problem with hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) talking about his experience with Odaban.  PLEASE at least give this stuff a try.  It is so worth it.  I have seen it work for other people.  In as little as a week you might not ever have to worry about this again.\n\nBest of luck to you.\n\nP.S.  Like the next poster said, don't listen to that person who said to stop drinking so much water.  Water is essential to your body, and drinking less water will not help you sweat less, it will just make you sick if you get dehydrated in the heat.
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Mitchums antiperspirant is pretty good. Results vary with each individual.\nDan.
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You could have dry skin.  Maybe you are using a product that doesn't agree with you.