How or what can i do or use to stop excessive sweating?

surgury

Sweating is a natural way of cleansing the body of toxins. Any chemical which inhibits sweating, such as a antiperspirant, is unnatural and will eventually lead to problems. Any chemical, that causes the body to stop functioning the way it is meant to, is bad for the body. Sweating is a very necessary bodily function. Some researchers have found a direct link between Alzheimer's disease and the aluminum in antiperspirants. Believe it or not, showering too frequently can be a cause of excessive sweating because the body is always playing catch-up in trying to keep your skin naturally oiled and hydrated.

You can get botox injections to stop sweating. But i would imagine thats just for under arms, feet and hands. Pretty expensive way of going about it too unless you GP will write u a perscription. Not sure about all over treatment??

keep yourself hydrated ,wear light clothes.take it easy.i suffer the same thing

it could be excess/overactive sweat glands. theres a surgery for it. i dont believe tis anything major. my guess would to be see a dermatologist

I lived in a tropical country and I had 365 days of sunny day. I had the same problem as yours. Solution: I got my own deodorant but it does not work. Try not to use the spray type while use the roll type. Try this product: The product name is simple and it's medicated anti perspirant. If you are wearing a uniform, relax and don't think about sweating all these stuffs because the more you worry, the more sweaty you are gonna be. And try to stay in a room which has fans or air condition or try not to go out from the room always. Lastly, walk freely and you can open your top button, if its collar shirt just to let air going in. When u apply a anti perspirant, do not roll to much. Maybe a little amount of it will do. That works on me and I believe that it's gonna work on you too by at least 85%. Good luck, Best wishes, Kay

take mental rest along with physical rest . don't take medicines.

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