Bad underarm sweating problem, help?

There are these little bottles, they aren't deodorants but some kind of spray. You spray it under your arms after you shower and you won't sweat for a maximum of 5 days. Then you just repeat.

My mum bought it for me when we went on holiday to India. India is terribly hot, but when I sprayed this on my underarms, they were COMPLETELY dry. It's amazing.

It's called perspi-guard, look it up.

Yes, it is most commonly hyperhidrosis if you're already making use of an antipersperant. See a official dermatologist, and they'll most commonly prescribe Drysol, a prescription antiperspirant, or a normal version. If Drysol does now not paintings, they are able to transfer directly to underarm Botox injections. Surgery is not likely, as either one of those cures are *incredibly* mighty. Hyperhidrosis: "Hyperhidrosis is a clinical situation where a man or woman sweats excessively and unpredictably. People with hyperhidrosis might sweat even if the temperature is cool or while they're at relaxation." Drysol: "Drysol (manufacturer identify for aluminum chloride hexahydrate) is a prescription healing typically prescribed for immoderate sweating. A really normal main issue, immoderate sweating can also be constrained to the armpits, however regularly influences the hands and soles of the toes as good. Once a man or woman has attempted a few distinct types of over the counter antiperspirants with out good fortune, medical professionals regularly endorse Drysol."

it sounds like you have Hyperhidrosis. its where you have overactive sweat glands. dont worry though its nothing serious though.

here's a definition:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH000451...

i have hyperhidrosis, and sweat excessively from my arms, even though i live in a cold climate, like 5-10 degrees in the morning and my shirt is wet under the arms, even with an undershirt!

i use a deoderant called "driclor" which is a role on deoderant that you apply before bed. and it works for me. after 1-2 applications, i was having dry days and it was great. i would suggest you buy it, you can buy it from any chemist/pharmacy. the only problem is that it can cause discomfort if you apply it whilst you have sweat or water from a shower under your arm, and will burn and dry skin out. but it can be avoided.

ps- i found shaving my armpit just made my shirt more wet and gets incredibly itchy, especially if you apply hi strength deoderants.

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wash it often and use deodorant daily. avoid yourself from getting sweat.