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sue35

New member
I sweat a ton! Everyone always wonders why I wear so much black and it is just so that the sweat under the arms doesn't show. It really cuts down on the things I can wear. I can't even think about wearing a blouse because of how easily I sweat.

I do use that special deodorant that makes you sweat less and it works to a degree. I still sweat though and have also thought about that surgery. I feel your pain!
 

sue35

New member
I sweat a ton! Everyone always wonders why I wear so much black and it is just so that the sweat under the arms doesn't show. It really cuts down on the things I can wear. I can't even think about wearing a blouse because of how easily I sweat.

I do use that special deodorant that makes you sweat less and it works to a degree. I still sweat though and have also thought about that surgery. I feel your pain!
 

sue35

New member
I sweat a ton! Everyone always wonders why I wear so much black and it is just so that the sweat under the arms doesn't show. It really cuts down on the things I can wear. I can't even think about wearing a blouse because of how easily I sweat.

I do use that special deodorant that makes you sweat less and it works to a degree. I still sweat though and have also thought about that surgery. I feel your pain!
 

sue35

New member
I sweat a ton! Everyone always wonders why I wear so much black and it is just so that the sweat under the arms doesn't show. It really cuts down on the things I can wear. I can't even think about wearing a blouse because of how easily I sweat.

I do use that special deodorant that makes you sweat less and it works to a degree. I still sweat though and have also thought about that surgery. I feel your pain!
 

sue35

New member
I sweat a ton! Everyone always wonders why I wear so much black and it is just so that the sweat under the arms doesn't show. It really cuts down on the things I can wear. I can't even think about wearing a blouse because of how easily I sweat.

I do use that special deodorant that makes you sweat less and it works to a degree. I still sweat though and have also thought about that surgery. I feel your pain!
 

coltsfan715

New member
Hey Kate,

Is this something that has started recently - meaning since you were diagnosed with diabetes or develped it? Or is it a problem you have had even before that?

I am only asking because I had a serious issue with excess sweating when I was younger - mid to late teens. I couldn't explain it I would try all kinds of anti perspirants/deodorants and nothing seemed to help. When I was diagnosed with diabetes and started using insulin my sweating kind of started to back off. I am not saying that is EVERYONE's problem - I am just saying it was an issue for me. When my blood sugar is really high - or extremely low - I break out into a massive sweat.

Also to point out you are probably very well hydrated to be sweating as much as you are. When I am well hydrated and I exercise I sweat what feels like gallons off. When I am a bit dehydrated I can go out and exercise for or just be outside in the Florida heat and not sweat a drop.

Also wanted to throw out there a deodorant that does seem to help me when I have those excess sweat moments - that is Secret. I don't know what it is about it but it is the only deodorant I have found that really helps control sweating for me.

But yeah - so long as my blood sugar is under control I tend to sweat an "Average" amount - when it is high I sweat more often and more excessively.

Take Care,
Lindsey
 

coltsfan715

New member
Hey Kate,

Is this something that has started recently - meaning since you were diagnosed with diabetes or develped it? Or is it a problem you have had even before that?

I am only asking because I had a serious issue with excess sweating when I was younger - mid to late teens. I couldn't explain it I would try all kinds of anti perspirants/deodorants and nothing seemed to help. When I was diagnosed with diabetes and started using insulin my sweating kind of started to back off. I am not saying that is EVERYONE's problem - I am just saying it was an issue for me. When my blood sugar is really high - or extremely low - I break out into a massive sweat.

Also to point out you are probably very well hydrated to be sweating as much as you are. When I am well hydrated and I exercise I sweat what feels like gallons off. When I am a bit dehydrated I can go out and exercise for or just be outside in the Florida heat and not sweat a drop.

Also wanted to throw out there a deodorant that does seem to help me when I have those excess sweat moments - that is Secret. I don't know what it is about it but it is the only deodorant I have found that really helps control sweating for me.

But yeah - so long as my blood sugar is under control I tend to sweat an "Average" amount - when it is high I sweat more often and more excessively.

Take Care,
Lindsey
 

coltsfan715

New member
Hey Kate,

Is this something that has started recently - meaning since you were diagnosed with diabetes or develped it? Or is it a problem you have had even before that?

I am only asking because I had a serious issue with excess sweating when I was younger - mid to late teens. I couldn't explain it I would try all kinds of anti perspirants/deodorants and nothing seemed to help. When I was diagnosed with diabetes and started using insulin my sweating kind of started to back off. I am not saying that is EVERYONE's problem - I am just saying it was an issue for me. When my blood sugar is really high - or extremely low - I break out into a massive sweat.

Also to point out you are probably very well hydrated to be sweating as much as you are. When I am well hydrated and I exercise I sweat what feels like gallons off. When I am a bit dehydrated I can go out and exercise for or just be outside in the Florida heat and not sweat a drop.

Also wanted to throw out there a deodorant that does seem to help me when I have those excess sweat moments - that is Secret. I don't know what it is about it but it is the only deodorant I have found that really helps control sweating for me.

But yeah - so long as my blood sugar is under control I tend to sweat an "Average" amount - when it is high I sweat more often and more excessively.

Take Care,
Lindsey
 

coltsfan715

New member
Hey Kate,

Is this something that has started recently - meaning since you were diagnosed with diabetes or develped it? Or is it a problem you have had even before that?

I am only asking because I had a serious issue with excess sweating when I was younger - mid to late teens. I couldn't explain it I would try all kinds of anti perspirants/deodorants and nothing seemed to help. When I was diagnosed with diabetes and started using insulin my sweating kind of started to back off. I am not saying that is EVERYONE's problem - I am just saying it was an issue for me. When my blood sugar is really high - or extremely low - I break out into a massive sweat.

Also to point out you are probably very well hydrated to be sweating as much as you are. When I am well hydrated and I exercise I sweat what feels like gallons off. When I am a bit dehydrated I can go out and exercise for or just be outside in the Florida heat and not sweat a drop.

Also wanted to throw out there a deodorant that does seem to help me when I have those excess sweat moments - that is Secret. I don't know what it is about it but it is the only deodorant I have found that really helps control sweating for me.

But yeah - so long as my blood sugar is under control I tend to sweat an "Average" amount - when it is high I sweat more often and more excessively.

Take Care,
Lindsey
 

coltsfan715

New member
Hey Kate,

Is this something that has started recently - meaning since you were diagnosed with diabetes or develped it? Or is it a problem you have had even before that?

I am only asking because I had a serious issue with excess sweating when I was younger - mid to late teens. I couldn't explain it I would try all kinds of anti perspirants/deodorants and nothing seemed to help. When I was diagnosed with diabetes and started using insulin my sweating kind of started to back off. I am not saying that is EVERYONE's problem - I am just saying it was an issue for me. When my blood sugar is really high - or extremely low - I break out into a massive sweat.

Also to point out you are probably very well hydrated to be sweating as much as you are. When I am well hydrated and I exercise I sweat what feels like gallons off. When I am a bit dehydrated I can go out and exercise for or just be outside in the Florida heat and not sweat a drop.

Also wanted to throw out there a deodorant that does seem to help me when I have those excess sweat moments - that is Secret. I don't know what it is about it but it is the only deodorant I have found that really helps control sweating for me.

But yeah - so long as my blood sugar is under control I tend to sweat an "Average" amount - when it is high I sweat more often and more excessively.

Take Care,
Lindsey
 
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emerenta18

Guest
oh my god,i thought i was the only heavy sweater <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> i live in ireland and its always cold and i still sweat,all the time,winter and summer,thinking about having botox but its very expensive.i have to wash my clothes after wearing them once and shower everyday,deoderant has absolutely no effect whatsoever,my guinea pigs love me though and as i want to become a veterinary nurse ill be a salt lick for all of the animals <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> does anybody have any solutions? nite clubs are a no no for me,the only person with make up dripping down my face so attractive,nice to know im not the only one though <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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emerenta18

Guest
oh my god,i thought i was the only heavy sweater <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> i live in ireland and its always cold and i still sweat,all the time,winter and summer,thinking about having botox but its very expensive.i have to wash my clothes after wearing them once and shower everyday,deoderant has absolutely no effect whatsoever,my guinea pigs love me though and as i want to become a veterinary nurse ill be a salt lick for all of the animals <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> does anybody have any solutions? nite clubs are a no no for me,the only person with make up dripping down my face so attractive,nice to know im not the only one though <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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emerenta18

Guest
oh my god,i thought i was the only heavy sweater <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> i live in ireland and its always cold and i still sweat,all the time,winter and summer,thinking about having botox but its very expensive.i have to wash my clothes after wearing them once and shower everyday,deoderant has absolutely no effect whatsoever,my guinea pigs love me though and as i want to become a veterinary nurse ill be a salt lick for all of the animals <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> does anybody have any solutions? nite clubs are a no no for me,the only person with make up dripping down my face so attractive,nice to know im not the only one though <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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emerenta18

Guest
oh my god,i thought i was the only heavy sweater <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> i live in ireland and its always cold and i still sweat,all the time,winter and summer,thinking about having botox but its very expensive.i have to wash my clothes after wearing them once and shower everyday,deoderant has absolutely no effect whatsoever,my guinea pigs love me though and as i want to become a veterinary nurse ill be a salt lick for all of the animals <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> does anybody have any solutions? nite clubs are a no no for me,the only person with make up dripping down my face so attractive,nice to know im not the only one though <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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emerenta18

Guest
oh my god,i thought i was the only heavy sweater <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> i live in ireland and its always cold and i still sweat,all the time,winter and summer,thinking about having botox but its very expensive.i have to wash my clothes after wearing them once and shower everyday,deoderant has absolutely no effect whatsoever,my guinea pigs love me though and as i want to become a veterinary nurse ill be a salt lick for all of the animals <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> does anybody have any solutions? nite clubs are a no no for me,the only person with make up dripping down my face so attractive,nice to know im not the only one though <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Rokiss12

New member
well its certainly nice to hear im not the only one! i've been on prednisone for God knows how long so that's probably got a lot to do with it. i'm only on 10 mg everyother day, but still. we're going to ask if there's any way insurance would cover any type of procedure to reduce sweat next time we go in. in the mean time, i have some mineral i got in france that is a natural anti-persperant, Certain-Dry (in the deoderant section), and dove deoderant (since its the only one im not allergic too), to keep me less-sweaty. oh boy!
 

Rokiss12

New member
well its certainly nice to hear im not the only one! i've been on prednisone for God knows how long so that's probably got a lot to do with it. i'm only on 10 mg everyother day, but still. we're going to ask if there's any way insurance would cover any type of procedure to reduce sweat next time we go in. in the mean time, i have some mineral i got in france that is a natural anti-persperant, Certain-Dry (in the deoderant section), and dove deoderant (since its the only one im not allergic too), to keep me less-sweaty. oh boy!
 

Rokiss12

New member
well its certainly nice to hear im not the only one! i've been on prednisone for God knows how long so that's probably got a lot to do with it. i'm only on 10 mg everyother day, but still. we're going to ask if there's any way insurance would cover any type of procedure to reduce sweat next time we go in. in the mean time, i have some mineral i got in france that is a natural anti-persperant, Certain-Dry (in the deoderant section), and dove deoderant (since its the only one im not allergic too), to keep me less-sweaty. oh boy!
 

Rokiss12

New member
well its certainly nice to hear im not the only one! i've been on prednisone for God knows how long so that's probably got a lot to do with it. i'm only on 10 mg everyother day, but still. we're going to ask if there's any way insurance would cover any type of procedure to reduce sweat next time we go in. in the mean time, i have some mineral i got in france that is a natural anti-persperant, Certain-Dry (in the deoderant section), and dove deoderant (since its the only one im not allergic too), to keep me less-sweaty. oh boy!
 

Rokiss12

New member
well its certainly nice to hear im not the only one! i've been on prednisone for God knows how long so that's probably got a lot to do with it. i'm only on 10 mg everyother day, but still. we're going to ask if there's any way insurance would cover any type of procedure to reduce sweat next time we go in. in the mean time, i have some mineral i got in france that is a natural anti-persperant, Certain-Dry (in the deoderant section), and dove deoderant (since its the only one im not allergic too), to keep me less-sweaty. oh boy!
 
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