i always sweat and its really annoying... my hands, underarm and feet.?
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It's a condition, you need to go to a dermatologist and get treatment for it.  I have pretty much the same problem.  I know for the underarms you can get botox that will last for approx 6 months and stop the sweating.  I know how embarrassing it is to walk around with pit marks under your arms in the winter time even, hard to find deodorants that work well, which by the way, I learned that switching back and forth from Dove to Degree helps some, but go to the doctor and see what they can do for you.  It's called hyperhidrosis.  http://www.ineed2know.org/sweating.htm  I hope this all helps and I feel for you, since I am there with you!!!  Good luck!
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Sweating during exercise is normal. Of course some sweat more than others, but the purpose is to regulate your bodies temperature. Do you eat a lot of salty foods or drink a lot of soda? Both contain large amounts of sodium which will cause the body to retain more than the necessary amount of water. This could account for the amount of sweat. Medication is for people that sweat profusely all the time, not just during exercise.\n\nOne other thing. You could be diabetic and not know it. Profuse sweating is one of the symptoms. Maybe you should have a doctor run some blood tests.
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I have issues with sweating alot, especially in the summer.  I don't know how much time and/or money you want to spend on this but I went to a dermatologist and he prescribed an Aluminum Chloride solution for me to control the sweating.  I put it on at night before bed and then do my normal deodorant (which is Arrid Xtra Dry) in the morning.  \n\nIf you don't want the hassle of a dermatologist, there is a less potent over-the-counter Aluminum Chloride solution.  It's called "Certain Dry".  You can find it in the deodorant section of your local drugstore or wherever you buy deodorant.  It's the same as the prescription, however, my prescription is 20% and the Certain Dry is I think 10%.  \n\nI would suggest that you do a test run with the Certain Dry and your normal clear deodorant a couple of weeks before the wedding to make sure that you don't have a reaction (and if you do - you have time to heal so there are no embarrassing marks).
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Hi! If the sweating is really intense then you suffer from Hyperhydrosis (I do too, I know aaaall about it)\nYou need a stronger antiperspirant.  The regular ones will not do much to your problem, try at the pharmacy, and ask for Drysol.  This is a strong antiperspirant that you put at night and you will not sweat a drop during the day!!  I use it and works like a charm, no more dripping with embarrassing sweat and awful sweat stains.  Try it!
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Probably overactive sweat glands. Happens to me all the time. It's not a problem, just kind of embarrassing.
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it is hyperhidrosis.\nyou have hyper sweat glands in your skin.\nparts affected: forehead/face, armpit, hands, feet.\ndoc says to use anti-perspirants. but if it still fails, an operation is required, an operation that will cut your sweat glands. but it can't promise a sucess always.\ni'll let you know if my case improves, cause i think maybe hormonal imbalance is somewhat connected to this condition, me will balance me hormones.
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I know what you are going through, I also have that problem.  It's called hyperhidrosis.  I use a roll on liquid that dries your skin out.  Ask a dermitologist what you could do, there are a few different options.
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Hi.  You may have something known as raynaud's phenomena.  I have this and I can never stay warm either.
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i use to sweat alot under my arms also untill i started using "Certain Dri " it really works and you dont have to use it every day maybe once a week or every two weeks trust me it really works! you can find it at wal mart or rite aide
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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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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.
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Sometimes that just happens.  If it is a lot of sweating that can not be controled by just store bought deotarent, try Maximum.  Google it.  It helps.
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If your deoderant is deoderant only, switch to an antiperspirant/deoderant. If thats what you already use, then they make antiperspirant/deoderants for heavy sweating. Check out the section in your drug store.
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Thats a really tough one I dated a girl that had that same problem. I thought shetook medicine for it never found out though. I think surgery is your only recourse. One thing that I have done before going out on a date and hand holding was an issue is get a really strong "anti-perspirant" and put it on your hands. That was you don't sweat so much from your hands. Sorry to hear about that. save up for the surgery.
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If switching to antiperspirant doesn't help and you have enough money, you can go to a doctor who injects Botox into your sweat glands for this problem.  It's expensive though.
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You may have what's called hyperhidrosis, which is when your sweat glands produce a lot more sweat than normal.  There's a website that sells anti-perspirant specifically for that condition. (www.stopsweat.com). I've tried it and it works really well. I've also heard that getting Botox injections can help but it's a little expensive and painful.
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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