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Topic	Any advice for someone that profusely sweats under their armpits
AreteWastrel 03/30/18 10:55:46 AM #8:	Questionmarktarius posted... https://health.howstuffworks.com/wellness/men/sweating-odor/underarm-sweat-pads.htm I'll look into this, thanks Johnny_Nutcase posted... Are you sure you're just not anxiety ridden? Calm down and probably try wearing some kinda shirt that doesn't show the sweat marks as much. It might be but I don't really think it is, I usually wear dark colors so I usually don't have to worry about it, but the other day I had to wear a blue button up and it was pretty bad. It's usually not too bad until I have to put my coat on or something, after that it gets terrible. Sariana21 posted... There are prescription antiperspirants for that. [ETA: Drysol is one. Couldn't remember the name before.] For OTC, have you tried Mitchum SmartSolid? It's not so easy to find now, but supposedly it works. (I don't use it myself, so this is secondhand advice.) I haven't tried either of those, I'll look into both of them, thanks. MabusIncarnate posted... Honest question, how much do you exercise? Hit the treadmill 4 times a week, push yourself, and sweat it out. Give it a month or two, and daily activities will stop making you sweat. Recently I've been playing basketball at the rec center 2-3 times a week for at least an hour or two, that's about all the exercise that I get. The funny thing is, I barely sweat at all when working out it's weird. Ray-Ray posted... put down the fork My diet might play a part in it, but I'm not overweight or anything though. I've been trying to drink a lot more water recently as well, I'll try to see if that makes a difference. <cite>AreteWastrel posted [p:898761408] in Any advice... [t:76467192]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>https://health.howstuffworks.com/wellness/men/sweating-odor/underarm-sweat-pads.htm</quote> I'll look into this, thanks <cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote>Are you sure you're just not anxiety ridden? Calm down and probably try wearing some kinda shirt that doesn't show the sweat marks as much.</quote> It might be but I don't really think it is, I usually wear dark colors so I usually don't have to worry about it, but the other day I had to wear a blue button up and it was pretty bad. It's usually not too bad until I have to put my coat on or something, after that it gets terrible. <cite>Sariana21 posted...</cite> <quote>There are prescription antiperspirants for that. [ETA: Drysol is one. Couldn't remember the name before.] For OTC, have you tried Mitchum SmartSolid? It's not so easy to find now, but supposedly it works. (I don't use it myself, so this is secondhand advice.)</quote> I haven't tried either of those, I'll look into both of them, thanks. <cite>MabusIncarnate posted...</cite> <quote>Honest question, how much do you exercise? Hit the treadmill 4 times a week, push yourself, and sweat it out. Give it a month or two, and daily activities will stop making you sweat.</quote> Recently I've been playing basketball at the rec center 2-3 times a week for at least an hour or two, that's about all the exercise that I get. The funny thing is, I barely sweat at all when working out it's weird. <cite>Ray-Ray posted...</cite> <quote>put down the fork</quote> My diet might play a part in it, but I'm not overweight or anything though. I've been trying to drink a lot more water recently as well, I'll try to see if that makes a difference.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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