Sweating...How can you control it?

Question

I sweat a lot under my arm pits. I usually swap deoderants daily so my armpits don't get used to one kind of anitpersperent so it works. But I mean only after 2 hours of putting it on I sweat and it smells halfway of the deoderant and sweat. For a girl this is VERY embarrasing.. guy's it's easier for because they're expected not to smell all sweet all the time. Does anyone know of any type of deoderant I could use or a method to help calm the sweat and smell? I don't exactly turn heads away from the smell but only I smelll it and it bothers me. Please serious answers only. Thanks

Answer 1

Hyperhidrosis is the medical term for excessive sweating. The problem may be limited to the armpits, but often the palms and soles sweat excessively also. Excessive sweating becomes noticeable after puberty. Stressful situations such as examinations, job interviews, or an important date will aggravate the sweating. Most over-the-counter antiperspirants do not control hyperhidrosis.

Treatment:
Certain Dri is available without a prescription. You can find out where Certain Dri is sold by calling 800-338-8079. Certain Dri should be applied to dry arm pits before bed.

The best control method is 20% aluminum chloride hexahydrate alcoholic solution (Drysol). It is available with a prescription. When using the medication, follow these directions:

Apply the medicine at bedtime to your dry armpits. To prevent irritation, wash it off in the morning with plain water. Do not use your regular daytime deodorant. Repeat the treatment nightly until the sweating is under control.
Aluminum chloride may irritate your skin; if your armpits become sore or itchy, contact the office for advice. Until your excessive armpit sweating is controlled, apply aluminum chloride medicine and water to your armpits. Later, when the sweating is under control, you may try your daytime deodorant.
The thick skin of the palms and soles is more resistant to aluminum chloride's effect. At first, apply the medicine at bedtime to your dry palms or soles, and in the morning wash it off with plain water. If, in 10-14 days, you do not see a decrease in sweating, cover your hands and feet overnight with plastic film. For your hands, use the thin, pliable plastic disposable gloves available at most drugstores.
After applying the medicine, allow it to dry and then put on the plastic gloves. Remove the gloves in the morning and wash your hands with plain water. For the feet, use plastic bags held in place with socks. Cut the plastic bags to size so that they cover only your feet and not your legs. In the morning, remove the plastic bags and wash your feet with plain water. Repeat the aluminum chloride applications and plastic covering nightly for one to two weeks until you get the desired effect, then do it less often.
Usually, local applications of aluminum chloride hexahydrate provide satisfactory sweat control; when they fail, we can try internal medicines or electrophoresis. For almost everyone troubled by excessive perspiration, there is a treatment to control the problem.

Answer 2

I hate to tell you but you cannot change the way your body is designed. Is your sweating stress related? Try a yoga class or something to relieve stress and that might help. You could also try a heavy duty high activity deoderant, that might help.

Answer 3

the best deodorant is ALAM. ever heard of it ???? This is used in water purification. It is a great antiseptic and does wonders to foul smell dur to sweating. Use it after a bath in the sensitive parts and then use a deodorant if u wish. Can get it in any store and is usually used in Shaving saloons were they use it after a shave. Looks like a ice.

Answer 4

Have you ever tried the Secret Platinum deodorant? This has worked wonders for me! I have very bad anxiety so when I get nervous I sweat, well I used to anyway! I haven't had ANY problems since I started using this!

Answer 5

You might try Mitchum deoderant. It helped my son, who started using it for the same problem. He asked some of the bodybuilders at our gym who sweat a lot what they use, and several of them said Mitchum was the best.

Answer 6

This is the same technique I have taught over 138,000 men and women in 157 countries to successfully treat their excessive sweating condition over the past 7 years!

Remember: Watch the whole video, as the ending will pleasantly surprise you�

Answer 7

If you go to your Doctor they can write you a perscription that will help to prevent your sweating, it's like a strong deodorent.

Or you can try wearing men's deodorent.

Answer 8

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