How to prevent sweaty hands/feet?
606864
this is a simptom which happens to people due to anxiety and to some with a neurological condition which causes the same effect. \ntry simply avoiding caffine for a while then if that isn't enough try various relaxation tecniques. if none of this works consult your physican.   \np.s. it may pass as you get older.
227255
Remove hands, viola, no more sweaty hands.
1072039
put socks on see if that helps. soak ur feet in warm water.\n\nhope this helps.
661537
Keep ur feet washed and toe nails clipped neatly, if you have rough skin use petroleum jelly on your feet and sleep with socks it makes them really soft.
210413
Depends on the kind of exercise. Lifting weights, treadmill, jogging, aerobics? Find something that fits comfortably but doesn't get in the way of any equipment. It should also help keep sweat from getting in your way (no one likes a slimey weight bench)--so cotton is a good bet.
229792
I was in the Army for 9 years, so i've got some pretty good tips on keeping your footwear from stinkin'. What I did with my boots (as you can do with regular shoes), is ALWAYS buy insoles to keep inside the shoes. These will consistently trap any sweat, odor, bacteria. Also, before you put your socks on (always wear socks with shoes), spray your feet with regular underarm antiperspirant (don't worry about wasting your money on regular foot sprays). This really works- I did this on a daily basis. Also, before putting your shoes on, sprinkle a little baby powder (scented or unscented) inside your shoes. Not too much, just enough to 'season' the insoles. Hope this helps!
1119610
The best way to protect yourself in any situation like this is to avoid maximum contact with people, but at the same time maintain a good level of fitness and eat healthy.  Washing your hands frequently is also highly advisable.
279179
besides all the other wonderful suggestions - be sure you are not touching your face when your hands may be dirty/sweaty from touching other things that you wouldn't want near your face, and yes, do eat lots of fruits and vegetables instead of junk food, and yes, drink lots of water (you can carry a bottle around with you during day- a must if you do sports - need to drink lots of water to keep your body clean and happy and to work at its best
217474
make foot and hand baths with oatmeal.  In a large tub, put dry oatmeal and water.  Plenty of both, let the oatmeal soak for an hour or so, and then introduce your feet.  Do the same for your hands.  The brand Aveeno, has footbaths allready made, but it's cheaper to get the olfashioned oatmeal.  Good luck!!
144180
my hands & feet are the dryest. i put vaseline them at night, and wear socks and light weight gloves to keep the vaseline on while i sleep. it helps.
171172
I don't know of anything that will work "for good", but using lotion and wearing socks can help.  Also, don't pick at the skin on your feet.
317866
use calamine lotion \nAvoid touching!!!!
277024
My wife told me foot and leg cooling gel by "ALPEN SECRETS" thats what my wife uses hope it helps u , ps tea tree and mint
245233
Ok, I know this sounds silly, but it works....just apply some underarm deodorant to the bottom of your feet.  If they get really sweaty....use a deodorant with anitperspirant.
208453
Put band-aids on your heals at the first sight of a blister...\nAlso keeps it from burning....
735526
the worst thing you can do for your hands is soaking them in hot water! this actually dehydrates your hands.  Your best bet is an ointment or straight up Vaseline.  a lot of the lotions out there (including Vaseline intensive care) say they are moisturizing, but in the long run they just dry out your hands more.  You need an oil or petroleum based lotion so it will stay on longer and force moisture into your hands.  Eucerin has been great for me; put it on as often as you can and that should help significantly. Vaseline is your best bet though, if you can stand it.  also, if you can afford it, go see a dermatologist; they have tons of products to help out dry skin!
588799
Baby powder works, I use it when I play Basket Ball to absorb the sweat.\n\nYou may want to use some medicated foot powder like Gold Bonds if you are really having an odor problem.