what do i need to do to stop my armpits from watering?
601768
Technically you cannot stop the sweat. The armpits are the bodies natural release for cooling. You could have the hair lazered off and I think that can actually stop the sweating but then you will start sweating more in other areas. One way to decrease sweating is actually getting more exercise (and I am not saying you need it). The reason for this is your body will operate at a slightly higher temperature and will not have to cool as much.
242692
Use a good anti-perspirant. Apply it right after you've showered, of wash yourself first. Also, try to aviod clothes with synthetic fibers. My experience is that they make you sweat more, and smell stronger. Removing hair from the armpits can also help.
688266
sound like you have hyper-hidrosis there is a deodorant called aluminium chloride hexahydrate unfortunately I got mine from the doctors surgery in England. The other things that were suggested were wear loose fitting clothes, lose weight and buy a strong deodorant which you have already done. I have had hyper-hidrosis for four years and the deodorant works a treat.
759546
You may have dry skin.  Try using some good hydrating lotion.  Oil Of Olay, Jergens, etc.
1106847
As a lady with a very similar problem I can sympathise. However there are several very effective over the counter preparations you can use to stop excessive sweating. In the UK the most common are Driclor and Linden Voss, these are underarm deodorants, you can use them on your hands and feet too, but not on your groin! There is another brand called Mitchum but it’s not very strong and I did not find it effective at all. If you ask in your local chemist they will recommend which they think is best for you. Make sure there are NO cuts of scratches on your skin before you put them on, as they will sting like crazy!\n\nI would also recommend washing everyday and not wearing clothes for more than one day. Sometimes you might need to bring a change of clothes to work/Uni so when one shirt gets too sweaty you can change into a clean one. Also wearing black clothes will make to condition much less noticeable.\n\nIf the condition does not reduce then go and see your doctor, as there might be an unidentified underlying cause.
855840
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.
74510
Try putting fresh garlic under your armpit.  It will make your body temperature higher.  It should work.  Let me know if not.
699158
try douching with a drying agent. or set in  warm sulfur water
710453
Use Certain Dri.  It used to be by prescription only but it's available at pretty much any target, walmart, drug store, etc. for about $6.  I believe it works for about 24 hours and it pretty much stops the underarm sweating.  DO NOT use it just after you've shaved.  Give it about 24 hours and use it then.  I used this on my wedding day.  I wore a white strapless gown in 96 degree weather and stayed dry the whole time.
703457
if deodorants aren't helping, my guess is that you have hyperhidrosis, which is just the technical term for excessive sweating. try a dermatologist and see if you can get DrySol, a solution you should apply approximately once a week to the affected area (underarms) which will pretty much stop your sweating.
287218
If you want an old fashioned home remedy that truly works, rub cornstarch in your armpits. No joke it really works. When you do shave use a shaving lotion and sharp razor.
146061
Try using powder, like Gold Bond or something.  I know it is very annoying to have sweaty hands.
517454
I know there is a shot that doc's can give for serious problems. I'd google some natural remedies in her diet. A girl shouldn't have that severe of a problem. \n\nThe ONLY antiperspirant that works for me is Almay Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant, Clear Gel, Fragrance Free - 2.25 oz - NOT the other Almay products. I get it at drugstore.com.\n\n\nDr. Andrew Weil's take on this situation is:\n\nBody odor\nMost body odor is the result of bacterial breakdown of sweat. Perspiration itself is normally odorless. An easy way to reduce the amount of bacteria under the arms is to splash on rubbing alcohol. Most commercial deodorant products contain irritating or harmful ingredients, including aluminum salts and dyes. Avoid the antiperspirant varieties. You can find better products in health-food stores, such as those containing extracts of green tea, which is antibacterial. Beware of "natural crystals," which contain aluminum even if they say they don't. Stimulant drugs, including coffee and tea, contribute to body odor by increasing the activity of apocrine sweat glands, special glands in hairy parts of the body that produce strong-smelling, musky secretions. Try eliminating caffeine if body odor continues to be a problem. \n\nAnother herbal remedy site suggested this:\n\nBeneficial Dietary Supplements\nChlorophyll is an effective deodorizer.\n\nVitamin B helps remove waste.\n\nZinc helps balance the body’s metabolism and reduces the cause of bad body odor.\n\nMagnesium enhances the effectiveness of vitamin B and zinc.\n\nThyme and Lavender Oils kill bacteria.\n\nSage, when taken in tea form, reduces sweat gland activity.
432682
This problem could be caused by an infection.\nThis could also be because your hot and sweater and the sweat dripping is causing it itch considering it's pretty much trapped or it be the total opposite that you may have really dry skin and need to apply a fragrance free and oil free body cream there sparingly. \nMake sure that your wiping everything off, but not to hard to irrate your skin.\nIf these do not work the best thing for you to do is to see a doctor (I'm sure they hear it all anyway) and they could probably cure it up instantly.
128332
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.
811350
Try something gentle like Aquaban.  But only use it for a few days, not all the time!
71438
i heard fresh lemon juice works the best... like on elbows and knees... i am not sure if you would want to put it on your armpits lol