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How Can I Treat my Excessive Sweating Issues?

Between 3 and 4 % of the U.S. population suffer to some degree from excessive sweating, also called hyperhidrosis. The problem can occur over the entire body or more commonly, localized only in certain areas- mostly in the hands, feet and underarm area. Putting an end to all sweating would not be a good idea. The body uses sweat to control the body temperature and the sweating is also necessary to keep the body clean.

Those who suffer from excessive armpit sweating feel a lot of embarrassment associated with their sweating habits. The disorder is often first noticed in the beginning of puberty when the body changes and you become an adult. The causes are not entirely known although there does appear to be some genetic factors involved as genetics determine the number and concentration of sweat glands in our bodies.

As for the treatment of excessive sweating, even though there are no flawless ways to totally end armpit sweating, there are several alternatives available that can limit your problems. For very minor cases of hyperhidrosis something as simple as use of a clinical strength antiperspirant in either over-the-counter or prescription strength may make the problem more manageable.

For more severe cases there are a number of medical interventions that can be helpful. As a last resort surgical treatment options may even be considered. Both topical and oral medications may be employed to help decrease underarm sweating.

These include hexahydrate solution, the aluminum ingredient found in most antiperspirants and the botulinum injection, used to disable sweat glands in the affected area. Oral medications such as Ditropan, an anticholergenic drug, can also be effective.

Of course all medications and invasive medical treatments carry some risk of side effects, ranging from very mild (such as injection site soreness or swelling) to more severe, (such as a severe allergic reaction to a medication).

There are several herbal remedies that can help you solve your sweating problems. These methods often have fewer side effects compared to the medical ones. In a small minority of cases hyperhidrosis is exacerbated by obesity, in which case, the remedy is a successful weight loss regimen that must be followed strictly.

The most popular guide for ending excessive sweating is “Stop Sweating and Start Living” by Mike Ramsey. Follow this link for a review.

Although you cannot prevent excessive underarm sweating, natural treatments that address the root underlying causes may well provide the most effective long-term relief. What we know about the smell associated from sweating is that it is a combination between salt and toxins from your body and bacteria activity. Thus, natural treatments that help to strengthen and cleanse the body’s systems will actually provide the greatest relief with minimal side effects.

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6 Responses to “How Can I Treat my Excessive Sweating Issues?

  • 1
    Laura from Certain Dri
    November 19th, 2008 11:23

    Your readers may also find relief from Certain Dri Antiperspirant. For more than 30 years, Certain Dri has been the leading over-the-counter antiperspirant recommended by dermatologists for treating excessive perspiration. While other over-the-counter antiperspirants claim “clinical strength” the Certain Dri formulation – 12% aluminum chloride – is the strongest antiperspirant available without a prescription. Each application (2-3 times a week at bedtime) offers 72 hours of proection from perspiration. Plus, Certain Dri just introduced a new SOLID application and new Certain Dri Feet Products.

    You can visit http://www.certaindri.com for more information.
    Thank you.
    Laura for the Certain Dri Team

  • 2
    admin
    November 19th, 2008 14:31

    Hi Laura,

    Thanks for your information. I am sure Natural Remedy enthusiasts would want to check your product.

    I sure would do.

    Raj (Admin)

  • 3
    John
    November 20th, 2008 01:32

    If you have a real problem with sweating, it is from my point of view not possible getting relief with reading a book. I’m using Sweatstop since 2 years and I can live with it. There are more products like that. See also Certain Dri or Maxin can get help.
    Everybody has to find his own solution, I’m just curios promising help by reading :(

    J.M

  • 4
    sophia jason
    December 10th, 2008 04:11

    Hyperhidrosis is a neurological condition caused by an overactive sympathetic nervous system, which controls sweating. The condition causes excessive sweating, usually of the hands, armpits and feet, making it very difficult to perform even simple acts such as shaking hands. But with the help of a new hyperhidrosis treatment, people with the condition can get rid of it. It is a surgical procedure called Endoscopic Tran-thoracic Sympathectomy, also known as ETS.
    ETS may be a positive solution to solving the problem.
    Visit here to know more click here, read more about Endoscopic Tran-thoracic Sympathectomy

  • 5
    Colloidal Silver
    May 25th, 2009 17:16

    Interesting article, this can be a very embarrassing disorder. What are your thoughts about using hypnosis as a viable remedy? Do you think this helps or are more traditional methods better?

  • 6
    Stop Sweating Questions
    July 9th, 2009 08:12

    Good information. Especially agree with you that surgical treatment should be a last resort and more natural stop sweating remedies sought first.
    Stop Sweating Questions´s last blog ..Does anyone have a clue as to the cause of excessive sweating? Not menopause related.? My ComLuv Profile

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