Excessive sweating can be an annoying if not embarrassing. If antiperspirants are failing you then ask your doctor about Drysol or aluminum chloride hexahydrate. This is a topical prescription medication that is effective in reducing excessive sweating in 80% of the cases.Drysol 20% is applied to dry skin at bedtime. Do not apply to broken or irritated skin. The next morning wash the area gently to remove any residual, then towel dry the area. Do not use any other deodorant. Repeat for 2-3 nights and then can apply once or twice a week. Any itching or tingling that occurs will subside after a few days.
Resources: International Hyperhidrosis Society
Photo: courtesy of hyperhidrosis.
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The other antiperspirant that is pretty effective is Certain Dry, which is available at most drug/grocery stores.
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Is that really good? My impression is that using nothing makes two results after some time: The perspiration declines by itself and it is much healthier for the skin.
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I did not know that and in fact I don't think my GP did either. He states I need to ecersis emore and reduce my weight. I know this is also true but this will not happen overnight, so knowing this is excellent
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I have heard some doubts expressed about aluminum-based products. There seems to be concern about possible long-term effects and even some mention of a connection between aluminum and Alzheimer's Disease.
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I am going to try this as for some reason, anti persperants seem to do the opposite and make me sweat more.
Not at first, but later on in the day.
I often find it more comfortable just to use a deoderant, rather than a anti persperant.
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There are also other natural methods that will help you to stop your excessive armpit sweating.
Does anyone has any experience with these type of methods?
...here is the natural method I was refering to:
Stop Sweaty Armpits
Great tips. Look at these dry skin care tips.
There is one completely natural way to get rid of underarm sweating. You can find it at www.sweatinghelp.info
doesn't work.
Okay ill try it my sweat stinks alot
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