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sweating problem, I feel ashamed: (?
I'm 19 and the worst imaginable sweating problem. I do not speak the surface pit stains, I mean full-on circles of sweat under his arms. I can not use the colors of light, because it shows .. I tried many deodorants and antiperspirants, but nothing works, including MITHCHUM … ugh. I tested the clinical protection, nothing .. The only thing I found this type of work, I am not 100% sure at this stage is Old Spice hours after my friend let me use it because I forgot my deodorant stay with him the other day. To my surprise, did not sweat .. but it could have been a good day for me. Does anyone know of any deodorant others that could be useful? Anyone else with this problem? I do not want to use Botox in my arm I'm scared to death of needles. Thank you:)
Believe me, I know how you feel. I am currently 14 years old and I am in grade 9. I suffered from excessive sweating since I was in kindergarten, and now I entered puberty, it is much worse. Throughout my school life I have suffered intimidation from there and every time you practice sports, go out like a leaking pipe. It is very embarrassing and I hate having to hold the hands of the people. It is very difficult to write, sometimes for my sweaty palms, and most of my work at school my teacher is returned, soaked Indeed, until two years ago, I did not even know it was not a medical condition. I went to a doctor for something completely different when my doctor realized the massive pool of sweat on the floor of his office … while dying of grief, my mother said Palm is suffering from hyperhidrosis. Then I talked directly to a vascular surgeon / doctor in one of the major hospitals in Brisbane, and went for a consultation. The doctor told me that because there are only three options, one of them is permanent and can not get to work. These are: 1. Use a product called DriClor. It is an excellent deodorant to block the sweat glands. Simply apply the previous night, and wash the next morning. They can cause burns, so do not worry. 2. Tablets are not recommended because they may have a serious side effect. I'm obviously not not go to this option. 3. This was by far the most effective option is permanent, because … However, it has to work first. This option is surgery, where the doctor did something to nerves. Unfortunately, ten percent of people sweating problems have developed even more. This can be fixed, it is irreversible once it is made. Of course, I thought of that. But in the end I decided not to because if I am part of a ten per cent, I will have to face the worst of the sweat for the rest of my life. I want to go see a doctor to discuss all these options. I do not know if the operation works as arm, he can only work for certain body parts, but it is still trying. Unfortunately, this issue effects me everywhere, and it is likely that the effect of race that I have and my ability to drive, even a car. But there are people with problems worse than you and me, as I said, the doctor and discuss these issues. If you live in America have probably developed more effective ways to cope. Because I live in Australia, I doubt that we all treatments that are available at the moment … so I'm not entirely sure if there are other ways around it. Botox is not a good choice. I discussed this problem with my parents and would be extremely costly, especially for the two being so young, can also be very painful and is not permanent. Sorry for all the negativity, but I'm just saying what I know. Good luck trying to resolve this problem, and I hope I can too.
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