why do my underarms rock  rite now?
469339
Because you shaved them.
750516
Inside under the arm or outside? My comments below are in regards to inside and under the armpit.\n\nThen this  could swollen lymph nodes - which indicates that some process is going on in your body.  Normally those swellings disappear if the problem is temporary, like a sever flu. And then they are on both sides of the body and you notice the problems in general. \n\nNow - your knot is only under one arm, right? And it is not going away? You do not have an ongoing infection at your hand/nails/arm?  I do not want to make you overly concerned - but it could be a sign of a very serious issue. If I would be you I would have a doctor check it out. \n\nPlease note - all of that only refers to the assumption that the know is under the armpit and inside.
1034949
Because you have cleansed all of the natural oils from your skin that make it smooth and elastic. Just apply moisturizer when it feels like this. You also may want to consider a more mild face wash.
1105080
If you can afford to visit a dermatologist, that's your best bet.  If not, let me suggest the following:\n\nIt sounds as if your skin is reacting to the shaving of your underarms.  You might try waxing for them, if you can tolerate it.  (I've never had it done.)  If you are reluctant to try waxing, then you might use a chemical hair removal method for your underarms, like Nair.  Realize, however, that if your underarm skin is that sensitive, it might also react to the Nair.\n\nFor your knees, I'd recommend slathering some baby oil on them before you get into the shower or tub, allowing it to soften your knees, and then gentle buffing with a pumice stone.  It's not abnormal for elbows and knees to be a little darker than the surrounding skin.  Whatever you do, don't rub too hard with the pumice stone.  You'll abrade your skin.  Gentler is better.\n\nThere are over the counter gentle skin bleaching products that you can try for these two areas, as well.  Just don't over do it (like Michael Jackson)!  Lemon juice is a natural bleaching agent, as well.  (It will sting if you use it under your arms after shaving.)  Use sparingly.  Good luck.
632540
are you sure a sweat gland is swollen or is it a lymph node?.....best to be checked out...but not by a dermatologist....she should see her pediatrician first....but if she uses sick deodorant that could be the culprit....roll on is better....doesn't clog poors as bad.....good luck.....
1040351
I believe they are caused by body parts that rub up against each other such as your arm rubbing up against your chest. I don't have any website to prove it...Sorry.
794243
because you mainly are using your arm muscles and sometimes you intwine your arms.
166144
Well, they are there for a few reasons.  Way back in caveman days, men and women were supposed to be attracted to each others BO...yuck. And more hair there, meant more BO.  Also, pubic hair is there so there will be less friction caused by sex and things like legs rubbing together, etc.  Now, we really don't need underarm hair, but shaving pubic hair is just a matter of choice. It still does help decrease friction.
729920
you need armpits as a main ingredient\nand a shaver\nand use it upwards, never downwards so you are smooth
250510
Sounds like a condition called Hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating.  It most commonly occurs during times of anxiety, stress or when your sympathetic nervous system is stimulated i.e. fight or flight or adrenaline rushes. You can treat this condition with topicals such as aluminum chloride (Drysol) or antiperspirants.  There are other treatments which include orals, injections and even surgery.  A dermatologist would be able to help you with this situation.  Best of luck!
690871
Excessive underarm sweating is known medically by the rather dry name (no pun intended) of axillary hyperhidrosis, and occurs in both males and females.\n\nGenerally speaking, if this condition is not a symptom of an underlying psychological nervous condition (we sweat when we're nervous), it is caused by excessive transmission from the spinal cord to the nerves which control your axillary sweat glands.\n\nTreatments can range from simply finding a good antipersperant or topical aluminum chloride, to botox injections in the affected area, all the way to surgical correction called thoracic sympathectomy, where some or all the nerves controlling the axillary sweat glands are severed in order to permanently cease the excessive sweating.\n\nIf this is an issue which is interfering with your life and which is not being controlled by an antipersperant, or if use of an antipersperant is causing a rash, you should consult with a family physician or a dermatologist to determine the best treatment option for your situation.
906723
Having the weight of your body on your arm when you move it causes the cartilage and bone to rub and move around causing the sound. If it hurts or really bothers you then see a doctor but i wouldn't worry about it, mine does the same thing.
701224
The muscles underlaying the skin are tightened by the exercise so it pulls the skin tighter...;
1163647
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.
45312
Coz buddy ur growing up, this might be the last changes of ur body hormones...confirm that with ur doctor!!!!
174645
1) Change your diet. \n2) Find a really good dermatologist.\n3) Use some stuff what atlets're using for their feet.\n4) 10% of water + 90% of vinegar. Clean your underarm with it.
311606
I am guessing that you're in USA? I'm in London, where we found 2 good solutions to this problem when my daughter had it. First of all, know it'll stop once all your hormones settle down. But whilst you wait to grow out of it, go to your pharmacy and ask for a perspiration blocker. They are aerosols, just like a normal deodorant, but really keep you dry all day.The other thing available here is a pad....worn like a bra, but it goes under your arms and soaks up all the sweat. No more staining! You just wash them out at night and they're dry in minutes. Good luck! But it WILL go away soon, I'm sure.