How can I stop sweaty hands?

They have a way to put botox in your hands, you could ask your doctor about that. My grandmother has the same problem you do, she's been carrying a paper towel in her hands for 67 years.

try baby powder, it helps people with overactive underarms...just dab some on your hands rub it in and the sweat on your hands should decrease greatly.

buy spray deodrant and spray them in your shoes and socks. then mist the spray in the air and wave your hands through it. i'm serious. Read this question and tell me your opinion!! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Av6R3bISxQIKH2pJy3RadG3sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080212221854AAtNY96

I would suggest using Baby Powder.

You can soak it in vinegar regularly. It will helps.

lotion, or keep a fan in your room! your probably overheated o.0

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Keep them out of your pockets. Don't rub them against each other. It's not that big of a deal. They might just feel sweaty to you. As long as they're not DRIPPING sweat i think its no big deal dude.