I have out of control, shirt staining underarm sweating. What will stop it?

Question

Sweat at any time...not just sports.

Havn't found any antipresperant that nix'es it.

Hands and feet don't sweat.

It's embarrasing.

No odor.

I'm only 16.

Over weight (50 lbs)

5'8

girl

Problem worse over the last 1-2 years.

That is about all the details I can remember.

Hope you can help this problem.

Answer 1

Try a product called Certain Dry. You can get it at a local drug store.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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I have out of control, shirt staining underarm sweating. What will stop it?
Sweat at any time...not just sports.

Havn't found any antipresperant that nix'es it.

Hands and feet don't sweat.

It's embarrasing.

No odor.

I'm only 16.

Over weight (50 lbs)

5'8

girl

Problem worse over the last 1-2 years.

That is about all the...

Answer 4

There is a prescription that your doctor can write you. It's called Drysol. My husband has the same problem. It's a solution that smells like alcohol. You wipe it on your underarms before you go to bed, make sure to wear a shirt with at least short sleeves, so it doesn't get on your sheets. In the morning you wash it off in the shower.
At first he did it once a week, I think, but now, he only does it like once a month. When he asked his doctor about it, his doctor didn't even know what it was, but he researched it and wrote him a prescription. Even if you don't have insurance, the actual medication is fairly cheap (like <$10), and one bottle lasts for several applications.

Also there you can get Botox in the afflicted area.

Answer 5

Hey!
I have some solutions for you
- Wear loose fitting clothes – If your clothing is too tight, you are depriving your skin enough air to circulate around it. This increases sweating and triggers the sweat glands to produce more. During extreme hot conditions, it’s a good idea to keep your collar open or simply wear light clothes like a T-shirt and pants.
- Carry an extra shirt – Be smart and keep a change of clothes if possible, particularly during hot days.
- Wear undershirts – High quality undershirts made of cotton or just a T-shirt help absorb body sweat and make it evaporate fast.
- Starch your shirts – Starching prevents the shirts from sticking to your body, which in turn keeps the body cool because the space inside allows for circulation of air.

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Good luck!

Answer 6

Overactive sweat glands can happen to anybody. Your extra fifty pounds certainly aren't helping the issue. You'll have to talk to a doctor to find out if it can be stopped, but I would recommend buying lots of undershirts, so you don't stain your nicer clothing.

Answer 7

Certain Dry would definitely be something to check out and try. I personally have the same problem and have been to the doctor for it. The meds that he gave me, drysol, which someone else mentioned really didnt work for me. The only alternative is to have a small surgery or botox. I am looking into botox myself because I know how frustrating and embarassing it can be. It has limited me to only wearing black, white, and brown as to avoid obvious wet armpits. Good luck!

Answer 8

Try the Certain Dry that has been recommended. I have not heard of it but if that doesn't work go to your Dr. and inquire about Drysol. My husband had excessive sweating and one application stopped it.

Answer 9

Try Certain Dry. It shrinks your pores so you sweat less. I started using it a few weeks ago and it has worked well so far. If that doesn't work, go to your doctor and get something prescription strength.

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Baby Powder...

Give it a shot. I'm average, not that it really matters but I sweat profusely and I have been using baby powder for a while.

Sounds stupid, but it beats staining your clothes :)

Good luck!