is their a natural remedy for heavy sweating?
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I tell you to get the anti-perspirant Certain Dri. You will never sweat from your underarms, hands, or feet. Eliminates all odor. Has no smell. Has no residue so it does not stain your clothes at all. It is a roll on you can get at any drug store in the anti-perspirant section. You put it on at night. Go to sleep. Wake up and take a shower. The residue of the deoderant is gone, but you don't sweat or smell at all for a couple of days. And when I say you don't sweat or smell I mean it. I go to the gym and my shirt gets soaked except for under the arms. That is how well it works. I have used the product for over a decade, and have had no unhealthy skin responses from using it.
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Keep it dry and try to keep as much air circulating as possible.  Your doctor can prescribe anti-fungals (and he'll probably prescribe at least a couple different ones) that will knock it out in a hurry.  \n\nIf you want to go "natural" you're going to have to devote a lot of time to it.  Make sure to avoid cornstarch-based powders because they contain starch that'll just make the problem worse.  Use talc instead.  Wash the area as often as is practical and certainly after periods of heavy sweating.  Tea tree oil diluted in evening primrose might help.  The tea tree oil is anti-fungal and the evening primrose will give your skin the nutrition it needs to heal.  \n\nIf you get this alot, or you get it in other areas, talk to your doctor.  This can be a sign of high blood sugar.\n\nGood luck!
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this is called hyperhydrosis..and unfortunately some dr's are way too happy to operate on a healthy body. many have been disabled by this surgery. the forum listed below has an entire section on sweat and remedies for it. what works for one person may not work for all, but try different combinations..something will work =)\n\nhttp://p069.ezboard.com/betsandreversals
197913
You might have an overactive sweat gland. A doctor can prescribe a special deodorant for you to help with this.
576507
Its just your body's reaction to arousal (by that I mean stress or excitement) If you sweat excessively, try a product called DRICLOR, you should be able to get it in your local chemist. (you apply it the night before and it completely stops you from sweating - armpit area anyway)
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I heard that Botox can shrink the pores and lessen excessive sweating. But, I don't know if that applies to hands and feet. You need to talk to a dermatologist, that can make reccomendations or referrals.
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Botox in whatever area you have excess sweating should alleviate the problem completely.
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There are prescription meds that help.  I recently read about Botox injections helping sweaty hands.  Trying an antiperspirant applied to your palms may help and it won't cost much.
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maybe you need to check for the energy around you check for feng shui books of Lilian too it can help a lot and chek Indian medicine thats called Ayurveda it has 3 kinds of nature i think your a kapha that turned pitta so you sweat a lott hope it help they have many centres
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Correct breathing and relaxation techniques. 2 seconds slow breathe in hold breath 1 second 2 seconds breath out. washing hands regularly with cold water and drying stops sweating.\n\nThere is also plastic surgery where you can have your sweat glands taken out of the the desired are. they can also be diverted to the saliva gland.\n\nhope this helps, im no expert. i would advise professional help on this matter though as its easily resolved. Im pretty sure the NHS will pay for this operation if it is causing stress and discomfort to ones life.\n\nChris
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Please take my advice. I have tried everything. Some people that offer suggestions like "try Rite guard, or whatever have regular armpits, not like us.\nI suspect that you suffer from Hyperhydrosis, your armpits sweat all the time, not just when you are working out or whatever. Even if I am cold, I can feel sweat dripping down my armpits. This is not normal.\nMy sister has this problem, too.\nThere is an anti-perspirant called CERTAIN-DRY. This is made for you and me (and my sis) You put it on at night and it helps to shrink your armpit glands that sweat way too much. Put it on at night and do NOT put it on after shaving your pits. Wait a few hours or it will burn or itch.\nIt takes a few weeks but it REALLY helps!!\nAfter a few months, you only have to use it every few days. I still wear a regular deodorant during the day. I have to but, the Certain-Dry really works.\nMy life has really changed. I can wear so many things now that I could NEVER have worn before. My sister, too.\nIt is funny how something as simple as an anti-perspirant can really change things in your life.\n\nYou can find Certain-Dry in most drugstores. It is kinda hard to locate on the shelf, though. It comes in a box. It is in the deodorant section but, it is not right in there with all the regular deodorants, look around, it is usually near the more obscure ones. \nGo to the store and get it now!!! It really works.\nIf it dosen't work, your hyperhydrosis is more severe than most and a doctor can help. I hear they shoot Botox into your pits, in that case.\n\nWhat are you waiting for??? Grab your keys and get to the store??!!!! SUMMER IS ALMOST HERE!!!!
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a. Do you want to know the history by which excessive sweating has come into view medically or \n\nb. Are you trying to tell us that You have a history of hyperhydrosis, hence essentially ask for a cure?\n\nEither way, here's a link that might help you answer your probable questions:\nhttp://www.sweaty-palms.com/hyperhidrosis.html\n\nHope this helped.
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Depends on the reason you're retaining. Look at salt intake (too much stimulates the angiotensin regulating mechanism in your body, resulting in higher blood pressure and fluid retention), exercise (you can expel a lot of fluid in plain ol' sweat), and any meds you may be on. Cornsilk, when used CAREFULLY, can aid as a diuretic (agent to expel water from the body, usually through increased urination). Saunas are excellent for this purpose, using the sweat glands instead of the urinary tract. But please do see your doctor before trying anything that may jack your blood pressure or, really anything really different than what you're doing. You want to lose fluid, after all, not consciousness. ; )
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If you are sweating a lot you should drink a lot more water to replace the moisture you are losing. I don't think this is really a good answer for your problem but it will help you to stay healthy.
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NurseAnnie has the basic answer to this question... \n\nBut I have had this problem (hyperhydrosis) before, and I found an interresting cure! I had gone to the store to buy some antiperspirant (helps to reduce sweating, thereby reducing underarm smell), but grabbed the wrong stuff and ended up with just plain old deodorant (just a basic bacteria neutralizing agent to stop the smell). And guess what... I stopped sweating! Well, not stopped, but back to normal. I think I have a reaction to the aluminum or other compound in the antiperspirant.\n\nExperiment with different solutions. Salt crystals also offered good results. Look in the deodorant section of most pharmacies.
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Try putting fresh garlic under your armpit.  It will make your body temperature higher.  It should work.  Let me know if not.
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Try using powder, like Gold Bond or something.  I know it is very annoying to have sweaty hands.