why we sweat more in humid condition?
479744
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.
1020615
Your sweating may have various causes.  If you have a blood sugar imbalance (low blood sugar - hypoglycemia; high blood sugar diabetes), this may be a cause.  If all other suggestions - including seeing a doctor for hyperhidrosis - don't work, ask the doctor for a fasting blood insulin test to rule out blood sugar imbalance as a cause.
666218
u cant decrease sweat and ur not supposed to. Sweatin is metabolic process ur body does when it heats up to much.If u dont sweat the high body tempature would make u sick like when u get fevers.
608753
Because the humidity levels are up, causing more moisture in the air before the actual rain.
257157
It has to do with humidity.  The higher the humidity level, the more chances you have of sweating and therefore it feels like your deodorant has melted.
783100
No. the skin is actually the largest organ of the human body and when you sweat you are excreeting waste. This is a very important function of the excretory system and without sweating you could become very sick. Also, sweating is a sort of thermostat. When you get too hot the body sweats, the air hits the water(sweat) and causes your body to feel cooler. So, it's very normal to sweat when it is hot. Now a lot of people sweat more than others and they are actually better off than people that sweat very little. What is important is to shower daily to get the impurities and bacteria off your body from the sweat. This can cause infected sweat glands, hair follicles and just body odor in general. \nNow, exfolliation is a form of removing the outer layer of skin from your body, a lot of girls and women do it to their faces believing the old layer of dead skin cells make you look old. Actually a daily cleansing of the face is really good enough. Witch hazel is cheap, is a natural asstringent and has a PH balancing effect on the face and the pores on the face keeping it in good condition. So it has nothing to do with sweat. Good luck.
288336
Probably overactive sweat glands. Happens to me all the time. It's not a problem, just kind of embarrassing.
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Humidity affects indirectly, probably as related to sweating to rid of fluid.  But your kidneys are the main fluid eliminators, usually through a salt exchange. You need to know what the salt-ie sodium and potassium levels are, as well as your protein in your blood. Your hormones can be involved, as well as circulation of your blood and lymphatics. Blood pressure could be involved.Support stockings may help if everything else checks out OK.
317015
The humidity is intense! :(
305533
there is no relation between the two...\n\nwhile u exercising, your muscles will work and increases the body temperature ( you know how ?? ).  \nwhenever you work/exercise, it uses the calories ( from carbohydrates/fat) and burn them. in this burning process heat will be produced. Due to this your inner body temperature increase than the outer body temperature...then it causes for sweat.\n\nIn second case, in hot weather your body temp rises ( not due to burning of calories)... so here you sweat..\n\nSo due to hot weather we don't burn calories.  ( very few ..negligible comparing to exercise )
566813
we sweat to lowe bodt temp, if the air is humid then the sweat remains on the skin as there is nowhere for it to go as the air is already saturated which short circuits our only cooling mechanism
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Sweating is one of the ways your body has of cooling itself. Your body releases moisture, which cools the skin as it evaporates. Normal sweating is a sign that your body is doing exactly as it should. \n\nWhen is sweating a problem? \n\nExcessive sweating, or hyperhydrosis, affects about one percent of the population. Under stress, those suffering from hyperhydrosis will experience extreme sweatiness under their arms, on their faces, and on their hands and feet. No one knows why stress triggers so much more sweating in some people than in others. While it isn't a health problem, it can be embarrassing and interfere with a person's ability to work in high-stress situations. \n\nIf, however, you sweat constantly and all over your body, you should see a doctor immediately. This can be a symptom of a serious health problem. \n\nSince sweating is part of the body's way to regulate itself, hypohydrosis, or the absence of sweat, can also indicate a problem. If you have a headache, confusion, numbness, rapid pulse and breathing, raised blood pressure, and are not sweating, you could have heat stroke. Get cooled down immediately and seek medical help. Not sweating is also an indication of dehydration due to diarrhea, diuretics, and other factors. Be certain to maintain water levels in the body by drinking extra water if this is a problem.
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Moisture in the air. Scientific meaning? Humid conditions.\nMythical? Don't know.
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Your body is trying to get rid of excess heat.  It dilates the capilaries in your skin to allow an increased blood flow so that the blood cools faster.\n\nYou probably don't sweat enough, or it's very humid when this happens.
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it does, but that is why we sweat to try and keep our temperatures down. and that is why if it gets to hot, and we dont keep ourselves cool, we can get heatstroke and some poeple die
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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.
1173579
if they are on your hands or feet, it is build up moister that should have came out as perspiration, it is usually caused by too much pool time, or hot weather.