can being overweight cause my excessive sweating under my buttocks and thighs?

Answer 1

Yes.

The reason whales, sea lions, penguins, seals, and polar bears all have a layer of blubber or fat is because fat is a very good insulator. It holds heat inside the body.

When a human being is overweight, their body can't get rid of heat easily which is why obese people usually perspire or sweat more heavily than others. Their body is trying to cool itself.

Make sure you keep the folds on your body clean as it is very easy for the skin to break down and get ulcers in those areas. It's even a good idea to use a lubricating lotion to prevent friction in those areas when you move.

Try at night to sleep nude so that air can reach those areas as well. Wear loose clothing and avoid things like Lycra or nylon which don't let air circulate through them.

Answer 2

Yes

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

Of course not, don't we ridiculous. The sweating is caused by the cheap vinyl chairs that we sit on not absorbing the heat and dissipating it in an orderly fashion. Everyone knows that, even NASA. FFS.

Answer 5

Yes it's perfectly normal. One, it looks better groomed and cared for. Two, hair creates body odour since ir holds the bacteria. A part of modern grooming nowadays is to have as little armpit hair as possible. So just dont worry about it, trim it.

Answer 6

Yep. Use a body powder, like shower to shower to keep dry. Or, you might have excessive perspiration due to a disorder, which you cna see a doctor about. More than likely though, just using powder should work.

Answer 7

Yes! Use a powder or cornstach to absorb some of the moisture, especially under breasts. Some people develop yeast infections under their breasts from this.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

Yes, it can. Your body is working harder with the weight and the sweat will come out somewhere and that's where you sweat it out on your body.

Answer 10

yes