Why does our skin get sticky after we sweat?

Question

I know why we sweat, I also know how important sweating is for our health. I just don't know why the sweat makes our skin sticky, and I really don't like the way it feels. Can people offer me an answer or an explnation? Thanks a lot.

Answer 1

It's the salt and urea! If these waste products aren't washed away, the salt doesn't evaporate off the body and often traps the waste product urea alongside it as well.

The stickyness is more a sign that one needs to wash rather than any advantagious reaction...though perhaps having a physical signal that its time to bathe IS a rather usefull evolutionary tool. :)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Sticky Skin

Answer 4

I had my gaul bladder removed 4 years ago and the sticky sweats are getting worse .I will eat a meal and with in 5 to 10 minutes. I get a high fever and it lasts about 3to 5 minutes with pouring sticky sweat . and pain on my right side.
can someone help me with this problem my dr. cant seem to figure it out

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Congratulations to you! You have lost bit of your oil in your body. Having sticky sweat is good rather than non-sticky sweat. Sticky sweat is the combination of the water and the oil. People exercise to burn their fats (oil) in their body. When we sweat, our body will release water 1st and then follow by the oil.

Answer 7

sweat cool's your body off while doing sports.