Excessive underarm sweating can be an embarrassing condition to have. Those who suffer from it deal with extreme pressure (often in social situations). So many things run through their mind, wondering if their underarms are soaked or if people can notice the excessive sweat running right through their clothing. Many people who suffer from excessive underarm sweating may not be aware they suffer from an actual, factual medical condition known as hyperhidrosis.
Hyperhidrosis is an excessive sweating disorder that can affect various parts of the body, such as the groin and the palms, but the most common spot on the body is the armpits. While sweating is a normal function of the human body, excessive sweating when not brought on by any physical activity or illness is not and most likely points to hyperhidrosis. And if you suffer from this condition and have tried nearly everything in your power to stop underarm sweating, the good news is that you can!
There are various methods you can use to cure excessive underarm sweating. Some of the more common methods are antiperspirants and deodorants, but unfortunately, these don't do the trick for most people. Even clinical strength antiperspirants don't work for some and only end up causing skin irritation due to the high level of chemicals and ingredients used.
Other options are botox injections and/or surgery. These are both risky, expensive and come with their share of side effects. While they can work (and have for some hyperhidrosis sufferers), they can also fail miserably and leave your underarms still drenched.
So, with all of that said, where does that leave you? If you've tried everything to stop underarm sweating and you're at wits end, you should consider natural methods of treatment. Believe it or not, natural methods have been proven to stop underarm sweating for many people (even those with the worst cases).
For example, try wearing loose clothing made of light material, such as cotton. Cotton works to absorb any excess sweat and weighs less than other materials, which can cut down on overheating your body and causing you to sweat more.
Another natural treatment method is to control your diet. Sounds obvious, but many people don't pay attention to what they consume and how it affects their bodies. Caffeine, for example, raises your heart rate and can cause your body to overheat while resting, which triggers your sweat glands to go to work. If you're pounding down the coffee or other caffeinated drinks, consider curbing that habit. Your armpits will thank you.
There are many other natural methods to stop underarm sweating, and by using a combination of them, you could be well on your way to getting rid of your excessive sweating problem for good!
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