why we sweat more in humid condition?
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You don't, it just doesn't evaporate like it would in non-humid conditions.  Its all about the movement of water, and if the air is already very dense with water particles (ie. humidity) then the liquid on your skin is less inclined to enter the air.  But in very dry conditions, the water on your skin evaporates quickly and this cools you down.
289642
She is exercising, and different people produce different amounts of sweat when doing so.  She apparently has a large production rate.  She may also be a wise one that keeps her body well hydrated with fluids before and after exercise--which help to flush toxins from the body.
269659
Well why do we sweat?  To cause evaporative cooling when we get too hot.  If you're not sweating, that must mean that your core temperature is not rising when you exercise.  That could mean you are super thin or have very large diameter arteries and veins that carry heat away from your core to the surface of your body.  As long as you're not dizzy or lightheaded after exercise, I wouldn't worry too much about it.
665363
no. usually when this happens, you have been in a physical position which does not allow adequete air flow around an area of your skin.  You may be contact with a non porous fabric or other material.  Polyester fabric can restrict air flow and normal evaportion of moisture from your skin
444663
no sunlight and the fluid that you would normally have sweated off is trapped therefore making your skin soggy - also this extra fluid will make you look paler too.
662739
Don't stop sweating. It is your bodies device to cool itself. The result would be dehydration. Your body chivers to warm itself. Try cutting down on your salt intake, if your blood pressure is allittle high.
624286
Everyone's bodies are different.  My roommate and I workout together, and she sweats way more than I do.  When I workout with my sister, she hardly sweats at all.  It's just a normal difference between body compositions.
88169
The same reason you sweat after exercise. A lot of energy is used during intercourse.
662888
It is because the continuous flow of air can dehydrate an erode the mucosa. so the body has a mechanism to rehydrate the mucosa so it wont be damaged by the air flow\nthe way in which the body does this is by opening the blood flow through one nostril causing a normal swelling of the mucosa, this swelling prevents air from passing through there and at the same time provides water to the cells. then the same thing  happens on the other side.\nThe open side has a little less blood flow than the closed side. \nthey switch almost every 20 to 30 minutes \nbesides this the blood flow is designed to warm the air and humidify it although most of this humidification will take place in the trachea (windpipe) where there is water in vapor form.
633620
It could be hormonal, perimenopause which is the time before menopause and some women have drastic night sweats during that time.  It could also be a thyroid problem, hypothyroidism makes you feel hot and sweat alot more than normal.    Have you been tested for thyroid, diabetes, and/or lupus?  Autoimmune problems can cause the sweating too.
48209
Lack of humidity in the air. Try getting a humidifier, or boil some water on the stove.
32339
The largest organ on the human body is skin. One of the most important jobs of skin is to rid our system of toxins which it does everytime you sweat. Sweating is vital to remaining healthy and most people do not do enough sweating in todays soft life to rid their systems of these toxins. Sauna's and steam rooms are a way to increase the amount of sweating. However I never spend more than 20-45 mins in one at a time, as you can overheat and pass out.
268026
yes that is true because your body is working to maintain your body heat.
646050
No> When you sweat it helps you're body rid of toxins. Its great to sweat!\nHe might be eating the wrong foods, or better yet tell him to drink more water when this happens. To replace the fluids.
241104
it all has to do with the amount of body fat that u have on ur body, the body's sweat glands job is to cool your body down.. there are some medication thats help uneccesary sweat...
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For a Different Answer:\n\nThe AIR.\n\nThe AIR gets wetter as it dries, because the water evaporates, making the air more humid.  Hence... wetter.\n\nIf someone hangs a WET TOWEL on a clothes line to "AIR dry", the AIR gets wetter as it dries the towel.\n\nOR. Its a nice windy day, and you just washed your car.  The water on your car evaporates as it "AIR dries"; making the air wetter (more humid).
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It's harder for your body to cool off when it's hot because the difference in temperature is not as large as when it is cool.  Put another way, the cool air on a cool day, regardless of the relative humidity, helps to cool you off.