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crip

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Joined: 31 Aug 2004
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Location: Boston, Mass
Sweating
Posted: 09-30-04 16:29pm

Does any one no of a such thing called sweating 2 much. Well I do . No deodorant keeps me dry I have tried a lot does any one no a deodorant that will work that I haven't tried. I used lady speed stik, degree, dove gel, adidas 4 women, and soft & dri. None work.
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beachbum11

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Joined: 29 Sep 2004
Posts: 14

Posted: 10-18-04 15:10pm

Yeah I sweat too much under my arms too, nothing worked. You can get a rx from your doc called drysol, its stronger than most antipersirants, but that didnt work for me, so now im looking into surgeries., botox, removal of sweat glands, and something called ets
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JCSC2

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Joined: 21 Sep 2004
Posts: 61

Posted: 10-18-04 15:45pm

I just wish I could stop sweating out of my forehead. The lightest activity or anxiety and I am dripping out the head. I wish I could get help.
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beachbum11

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Joined: 29 Sep 2004
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Posted: 10-20-04 11:46am

Well, the ets surgery is a little more extreme and complicated but they do it for facial sweating too. The dr goes into your chest with a tiny camera and cuts the nerve that controls sweating. They clip a different nerve depending on where you sweat too much. Its a one day thing, you have the surgery in the morning and can leave that same day, it only takes an hour. The only downside is relfex sweating, your body re-routes the sweat to another part of your body, usually not as bad and almost always preferred over the original spot. My dr said usually reflex sweating occurs on your lower back a little more. I just scheduled my surgery for the day before thanksgiving! Insurance usually covers it.
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donnablakley

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Joined: 23 Aug 2005
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Location: Tennessee

Posted: 08-24-05 23:29pm

I have had problems with excessive sweating from my scalp and face(forehead, upper lip, under eyes) for approximately 2 years. I haven't felt hot or had something like anxiety or movement bring it on. I can be sitting still and my scalp is soaked. I have recently been diagnosed with a nodule on my thyroid gland and my tsh levels are within "normal" range but dropping slightly. I'm in my 30's and have no children. I have many symptoms of hypothyroidism and polycystic ovarian disease(both can cause sweating). Docs are kinda stumped. I've tried drysol on my face (sets you on fire) it stopped the sweating for a while but dried my skin out and made me feel flushed. I don't understand the sweating only from my neck up. Very annoying and embarassing at times. Can't wear makeup and I work in the public. Underarms not affected. Does anyone else have this problem? Help
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RB20

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Joined: 22 Sep 2006
Posts: 19

Posted: 09-30-06 19:19pm

I sweat excessively under my arms, on my butt and under my knees. I found that the drysol perscription helps a lot with the underarm part. The only drawback is it has to be applied at least once a week at night before bed. For me, it itches like crazy all night and leaves a rash but it does cure the sweating part all week.
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