I sweat profusely. This condition makes me stay in air-conditioned rooms all the time. However, it is inevitable to go out to warmer temperatures especially if you live in a tropical country.
I have encountered an article which explains that titanium clips are surgically placed inside the body to hinder the effects of the nerve responsible for profuse sweating in the palms or soles.
My problem is, I sweat profusely in my scalp, face and torso. It really becomes very embarassing during 'social situations.
Help me, please!
I believe I am suffering from hyperhidrosis. Do you know of ways on how to counteract this condition?
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I believe I am suffering from hyperhidrosis. Do you know of ways on how to counteract this condition?
You could go see a dermatologist. My husband suffers from Hyperhydrosis and there is a medication that really seems to help. Good Luck...
Sunday, 2 August 2009
Allergic to sweat?
Everytime my fiance comes home from work and he has been hot and sweaty... his back and arms are covered in a rash. I'm thinking he MAY be allergic to his sweat. We switched to the unscented detergents, don't use dryer sheets, he uses Dove Sensitive Skin soap, yet this "rash" will not go away. I've bought numerous over the counter anti-itch, and anti-rash creams but nothing works. He scratches and ends up making him bleed. I keep telling him scratching only makes it worse, but does anybody have any other solutions or ideas that we can use?
Allergic to sweat?
It is probably a heat rash. See the skin rash page at the source below.
Allergic to sweat?
I have the same problem. It's a heat rash called "eczema." It takes a long time for it to go away. I haven't found a solution yet. Sorry, I know that it doesn't help much. Just remember that scratching it makes it worse. I hope I helped!
-Cameron
Allergic to sweat?
It is probably a heat rash. See the skin rash page at the source below.
Allergic to sweat?
I have the same problem. It's a heat rash called "eczema." It takes a long time for it to go away. I haven't found a solution yet. Sorry, I know that it doesn't help much. Just remember that scratching it makes it worse. I hope I helped!
-Cameron
My friend has a smelling problem?
my friend gets really hot easily, when she's in school, all of a sudden she sweats really bad, you can see it. It goes down to almost her boob. thats how much she sweats. and on top of that her vaginal area smells too. she always cry's and tells me that she's embarrassed and i feel bad. she's used deodorent to stop the smell but it doesnt stop the sweating. and she takes showers ever single day to stop the smelling from down below. she needs help. what do i do to help her!
My friend has a smelling problem?
This needs to be evaluated by a dr but I would first start with talking to her mom and letting her know what you have observed and that you are concerned for your friend.
My friend has a smelling problem?
Your friend should see her doctor about the sweating. She should also look in the stores for the different sprays and wipes that they have especially for smells coming from the vaginal area.
My friend has a smelling problem?
This needs to be evaluated by a dr but I would first start with talking to her mom and letting her know what you have observed and that you are concerned for your friend.
My friend has a smelling problem?
Your friend should see her doctor about the sweating. She should also look in the stores for the different sprays and wipes that they have especially for smells coming from the vaginal area.
Arm Pit Sweat?
I have a friend who sweats excessively through her arm pits. She is sooo self conscience about it. She has thought about botox injections (supposed to cure it) but one of the side affects is DEATH, so she is not going for that. She has tried several full strenghth deodorents nothing seems to work.
I was just curious if any one out there knows some way I could help her?
Arm Pit Sweat?
GIRL I HAVE THAT SAME PROBLEM!!!!!!! It really sucks. Tell her that she should dry under her arms well before she puts on any deodorent. All ways shower because people with sweat problems cannot skip a day. Also she should make sure there is not hair under the arms because that will contribute to the sweating. When she applies the deodorant make sure it covers the entire sweat producing area that includes right above and below the actual arm pit. Oh and after she showers and dries she sould wait about 5 minutes before applying deodorant and putting on clothes. Tell her she should try Mitium deodorant.
Arm Pit Sweat?
has she seen a specialist? they can suscribe special deoderants and antipersperints.
Reply:I've used a great product called "Certain Dry". It's found at Walmart and Rite Aid. You put it on before bed at night and not right after a shower. Within 2 weeks, you should notice a huge difference! It literally closes your pores. You should still wear regular deoderant (I use Mitchum for women) in the morning or right after your shower. Sometimes when you first use Certain Dry, it may burn a little or hurt or itch. If this persists, only use it every other day or less, it should go away, if it doesn't, don't use it.
Reply:I use a product called Certain Dri. You put it on before you go to bed and then use a normal deodorant after showering in the morning. It helps a ton with wetness! If that fails though, she should see a doctor for a prescription strength anti-persperant.
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I was just curious if any one out there knows some way I could help her?
Arm Pit Sweat?
GIRL I HAVE THAT SAME PROBLEM!!!!!!! It really sucks. Tell her that she should dry under her arms well before she puts on any deodorent. All ways shower because people with sweat problems cannot skip a day. Also she should make sure there is not hair under the arms because that will contribute to the sweating. When she applies the deodorant make sure it covers the entire sweat producing area that includes right above and below the actual arm pit. Oh and after she showers and dries she sould wait about 5 minutes before applying deodorant and putting on clothes. Tell her she should try Mitium deodorant.
Arm Pit Sweat?
has she seen a specialist? they can suscribe special deoderants and antipersperints.
Reply:I've used a great product called "Certain Dry". It's found at Walmart and Rite Aid. You put it on before bed at night and not right after a shower. Within 2 weeks, you should notice a huge difference! It literally closes your pores. You should still wear regular deoderant (I use Mitchum for women) in the morning or right after your shower. Sometimes when you first use Certain Dry, it may burn a little or hurt or itch. If this persists, only use it every other day or less, it should go away, if it doesn't, don't use it.
Reply:I use a product called Certain Dri. You put it on before you go to bed and then use a normal deodorant after showering in the morning. It helps a ton with wetness! If that fails though, she should see a doctor for a prescription strength anti-persperant.
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Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
Lately I have been drinking lots of water and now i sweat more easier in P.E.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
You do not sweat more when you drink lots of water. As you get in better shape you begin to sweat sooner. It could also be that before your body was trying to preserve water because you hadn't drank enough, and now it is able to sweat without going into negative. It is very important to drink plenty of water. A lot of people don't realize the value of hydration. Keep it up.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
I don't know what's going on with you exactly. But I'm thinking that it's better to drink more water because if you don't have enough sweat to cool you down, you will dry up and turn into a raisin.
Reply:if you are physical, yes.
Reply:Not sure about that. But be sure to keep hydrated even if you're NOT thirsty. Excessive sweat means loss of bodily water and that water is needed.
Reply:yes , you can take salt tablets with water to reduce sweating old school football coaches would give them to thier players
Reply:Yes, I do.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
You do not sweat more when you drink lots of water. As you get in better shape you begin to sweat sooner. It could also be that before your body was trying to preserve water because you hadn't drank enough, and now it is able to sweat without going into negative. It is very important to drink plenty of water. A lot of people don't realize the value of hydration. Keep it up.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
I don't know what's going on with you exactly. But I'm thinking that it's better to drink more water because if you don't have enough sweat to cool you down, you will dry up and turn into a raisin.
Reply:if you are physical, yes.
Reply:Not sure about that. But be sure to keep hydrated even if you're NOT thirsty. Excessive sweat means loss of bodily water and that water is needed.
Reply:yes , you can take salt tablets with water to reduce sweating old school football coaches would give them to thier players
Reply:Yes, I do.
Why do i wake up sweaty?
Every single morning i wake up sweating. Not so much my face but my legs and my chest and my shirt is always wet from sweat. It isnt hot in my room at all. I live in NJ and its kinda cold..why do i sweat and this never used to happen before.
Why do i wake up sweaty?
mmm.. not sure maybe your having bad dreams, but you don't remember them so afterwards you have no idea what happened. I know when i have bad dreams i sweat somtimes.. not sure. Maybe it's when you sleep you cover yourself in a horse load of blankets and don't realize it.. or do you move in your sleep? You may want to sleep with a light blanket. I know this sounds kinda gross, but it will most likely help and just shower it off in the morning. Take some gel deoderant or the solid kind if you'd like and smear a little bit on your back, chest and tap a little on your forhead, cheeks, and nose area. Wait a bit before going to bed to let your body absorb it and then later just see the results in the morning. Try sleeping nearly naked.. just boxers or go commando. Also go to a store and buy yourself a fan that should help. I usto sleep during the summer time with the fan on and it always prevent me from sweating..
Why do i wake up sweaty?
Have you check you blood pressure lately? if it is high it can cause night sweats
Why do i wake up sweaty?
mmm.. not sure maybe your having bad dreams, but you don't remember them so afterwards you have no idea what happened. I know when i have bad dreams i sweat somtimes.. not sure. Maybe it's when you sleep you cover yourself in a horse load of blankets and don't realize it.. or do you move in your sleep? You may want to sleep with a light blanket. I know this sounds kinda gross, but it will most likely help and just shower it off in the morning. Take some gel deoderant or the solid kind if you'd like and smear a little bit on your back, chest and tap a little on your forhead, cheeks, and nose area. Wait a bit before going to bed to let your body absorb it and then later just see the results in the morning. Try sleeping nearly naked.. just boxers or go commando. Also go to a store and buy yourself a fan that should help. I usto sleep during the summer time with the fan on and it always prevent me from sweating..
Why do i wake up sweaty?
Have you check you blood pressure lately? if it is high it can cause night sweats
Do nipples sweat?
Do they have the same amount of sweat glands as the rest of your skin? They never seem to taste as salty as other areas. Such as the forehead. Or the back of a knee.
Do nipples sweat?
Elaborating onto shabbys answer, yes and no.
During normal everyday life no.
During lactation the modified sweat glands AKA breast become active and the bi-product AKA breast milk is discharged via the nipples. This isn't sweat as you would find in the skin elsewhere but technically speaking it is.
Do nipples sweat?
Deep fried nipples taste saltier than if they are stewed in a slow cooker. It's all in the preperation. ;P
Reply:Nope, no sweat glands....
Reply:No, nipples have no fat, hair, or sweat glands. However, the areola do.
Reply:...mine dont, but yours might
Reply:with girls, nipples are modified sweat gland so i guess they can sweat, but its kinda milky!
Reply:The most common sweat glands are in the armpits or forehead. The nipples i think goes by gender.
Do nipples sweat?
Elaborating onto shabbys answer, yes and no.
During normal everyday life no.
During lactation the modified sweat glands AKA breast become active and the bi-product AKA breast milk is discharged via the nipples. This isn't sweat as you would find in the skin elsewhere but technically speaking it is.
Do nipples sweat?
Deep fried nipples taste saltier than if they are stewed in a slow cooker. It's all in the preperation. ;P
Reply:Nope, no sweat glands....
Reply:No, nipples have no fat, hair, or sweat glands. However, the areola do.
Reply:...mine dont, but yours might
Reply:with girls, nipples are modified sweat gland so i guess they can sweat, but its kinda milky!
Reply:The most common sweat glands are in the armpits or forehead. The nipples i think goes by gender.
Do flies sweat?
It was so hot today in N.Y. that I only saw one fly. I was wondering if they get hot and most of all do flies sweat.
Do flies sweat?
Flies don't sweat. They are "cold blooded" that means that their body temperature changes are exactly the same as the outside temperature.
Insects do best when the temperature is around 84 degrees F. When the temp drops below 45 degrees or goes above 104, they seem to become a bit slower. It is hard to swat a fly when it is 90 degrees out, but you can easily hit one when the temp is just above freezing.
When you or I are running around in a desert where the temperature is at 120, we can actually live because we would sweat and sweating keeps us cooler. Insects on the other hand would simply begin to cook.
Do flies sweat?
No. The flies just found themselves some cool place to sit it out. The heat could kill them too. It is not intellegence just a piece of evolution
Reply:hmmm...ill go ask one and let you know
Reply:Actually they transfer gas and vapor through their stoma. I suppose that counts for the same basic process.
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Do flies sweat?
Flies don't sweat. They are "cold blooded" that means that their body temperature changes are exactly the same as the outside temperature.
Insects do best when the temperature is around 84 degrees F. When the temp drops below 45 degrees or goes above 104, they seem to become a bit slower. It is hard to swat a fly when it is 90 degrees out, but you can easily hit one when the temp is just above freezing.
When you or I are running around in a desert where the temperature is at 120, we can actually live because we would sweat and sweating keeps us cooler. Insects on the other hand would simply begin to cook.
Do flies sweat?
No. The flies just found themselves some cool place to sit it out. The heat could kill them too. It is not intellegence just a piece of evolution
Reply:hmmm...ill go ask one and let you know
Reply:Actually they transfer gas and vapor through their stoma. I suppose that counts for the same basic process.
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Help please!!!!?
k....i kno u sweat wen ur out in the hot weather or when u play sports....but how do u control sweating from just being nervous.....i hate it.....it dusnt happen at home....but like at school ill walk in the classroom.....and ill start sweating....this happens in the winter too........i need help.......any1 have any suggestions??
Help please!!!!?
sounds like a small panic attack. or anxiety attack. talk to your doctor and see if he/she can help. also try this relaxing technique. inhale slowly through your nose to a count of 8 then hold to a count of 4 then slowly exhale through the mouth to a count of 8. while doing this keep your shoulders down and relaxed. repeat this until you feel relaxed. it does work it just takes practice.
Help please!!!!?
sounds like a small panic attack. or anxiety attack. talk to your doctor and see if he/she can help. also try this relaxing technique. inhale slowly through your nose to a count of 8 then hold to a count of 4 then slowly exhale through the mouth to a count of 8. while doing this keep your shoulders down and relaxed. repeat this until you feel relaxed. it does work it just takes practice.
Do Africans sweat more than white people in direct sunlight?
not being rude or sarcastic - just wondered about that today.
I saw this guy dressed to the 9's and he didn't have a bead of sweat on him - it's like 99 degrees today - what is up with that - lucky fool.
Do Africans sweat more than white people in direct sunlight?
its dependant on the sweat glands not color, %26amp; basically how the body compensates, or look at it the other way black absorbs heat, while white reflects, so blacks sweat more
Do Africans sweat more than white people in direct sunlight?
sounds like that guy doesn't drink enough fluids.
sweating depends on diet, health and the person themselves.
i'm unsure if race has much to do with it.
if you don't sweat you burn up.
Reply:I have no clue. But it depends on how much a water the person has had.
Reply:No we don't sweat more than white people. Our sweat glands are completely different than everyone's glands on the planet. God has specific sweat glands for each race.
Seriously though, race has nothing to do with how people sweat. Its based on a person's individual body and how that particular body deals with temperatures. I can't believe you are that ignorant about people of a different race that you would ask a question like that.
Reply:Probably not because Africans are tropical people and are used to the sun...j/k...
Reply:I don't know. I'm a white guy, in good physical condition, and sweat like crazy in the heat or in the sack. I doubt it has anything to do with color.
Reply:Well African (are you talking about a US black or an African black?) people are generally in more direct sunlight where they live and if anything they should sweat MORE because it helps you cool down. But it could just be his genetics. Sweat glands differ from person to person.
I saw this guy dressed to the 9's and he didn't have a bead of sweat on him - it's like 99 degrees today - what is up with that - lucky fool.
Do Africans sweat more than white people in direct sunlight?
its dependant on the sweat glands not color, %26amp; basically how the body compensates, or look at it the other way black absorbs heat, while white reflects, so blacks sweat more
Do Africans sweat more than white people in direct sunlight?
sounds like that guy doesn't drink enough fluids.
sweating depends on diet, health and the person themselves.
i'm unsure if race has much to do with it.
if you don't sweat you burn up.
Reply:I have no clue. But it depends on how much a water the person has had.
Reply:No we don't sweat more than white people. Our sweat glands are completely different than everyone's glands on the planet. God has specific sweat glands for each race.
Seriously though, race has nothing to do with how people sweat. Its based on a person's individual body and how that particular body deals with temperatures. I can't believe you are that ignorant about people of a different race that you would ask a question like that.
Reply:Probably not because Africans are tropical people and are used to the sun...j/k...
Reply:I don't know. I'm a white guy, in good physical condition, and sweat like crazy in the heat or in the sack. I doubt it has anything to do with color.
Reply:Well African (are you talking about a US black or an African black?) people are generally in more direct sunlight where they live and if anything they should sweat MORE because it helps you cool down. But it could just be his genetics. Sweat glands differ from person to person.
What causes people to..?
what causes people to smell? I mean even when they take baths and use deoderant? how do u reduce sweating.. cuz I hate sweating.. and it's not that I stink.. it's just that it makes me feel icky.. so how do I reduce my sweating? it makes me self-concious please help!
What causes people to..?
sweating is the bodys way of cooling down....
What causes people to..?
drink lots of water
Reply:Well, your not supposed to use antiperspirsent, you should probably just try drinking more water
Reply:sweating is the bodies way of cooling off so there is no way to stop it or get rid of it. you could always stop moving or live in a place where its freezing all the time...that's about all you can do to lessen it. it SHOULD NOT make you self conscious because everyone does it. try a deoderant with antiperspirant in it that should help you feel dryer too.
Reply:dont excersize too much
Reply:Sweating is the body鈥檚 natural way of cooling us down. Although it may feel as if the sweat or perspiration is making us hotter, especially on warm days, without sweat, we would not be able to tolerate the heat our bodies would produce.
We sweat in order to keep the body at its normal temperature, which is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius). If we lost this bodily function we could suffer from heatstroke in hot weather.
Think of all the food the body takes in each day. This has to be burned off somehow. The burning of this food produces heat within the body which triggers our brain to kick start the body鈥檚 natural cooling process. Inside the human body are long, twisting tubes of cells known as the sweat glands. The blood vessels in our skin open and the fluid is released through our pores.
There are approximately 2 million sweat glands in our body. We may not realize it but we perspire even when it is a cold day and we are not doing anything particularly strenuous. The body is two-thirds water and we lose a great amount of this every day through sweating. This is why it is so important to drink approximately 2 liters of water each day in order to replenish the lost fluids.
There are two different types of sweat glands: the Eccrine and the Aprocrine glands. The Eccrine is the more common of the two and is found in parts of the body such as the forehead, palms of the hands and soles of the feet. The Aprocrine can be found in the armpits and the end of the hair follicles.
Sweat itself is made up of different elements. The most common elements are water and sodium, otherwise known as salt. At times, we can have a low sweat production--this happens when it is cool and we are resting. The higher sweat production occurs in very hot weather or when we are exercising. High production contains about 20 percent more sodium than low sweat production.
There is also a difference in the chemical elements when we perspire. Perspiration that is produced through the Aprocrine glands, or in the armpit, will be thicker and perhaps have a yellowish color. This is because it contains fatty acids and proteins. It is this type of sweat under the arms, coupled with antiperspirants, which can turn clothing yellow. Notice when we apply deodorants it is only to the armpits, in order to counteract the smell of the Aprocrine sweat. Sweat is actually odorless, but when it starts to decompose and is attacked by bacteria, the smell can be unpleasant.
In countries with hot climates such as India, the people have a very much higher salt intake than would be considered healthy for us. It can be assumed that this is because they lose a large amount of chemicals such as salt through perspiration. Sweating, although at times embarrassing, is a natural bodily function crucial to our survival.
Reply:Sometimes the body sweats more than it needs to. This is called hyperhidrosis. Go to http://www.sweathelp.org to learn more. There are ways to reduce sweat and you can learn about them at sweathelp.org
What causes people to..?
sweating is the bodys way of cooling down....
What causes people to..?
drink lots of water
Reply:Well, your not supposed to use antiperspirsent, you should probably just try drinking more water
Reply:sweating is the bodies way of cooling off so there is no way to stop it or get rid of it. you could always stop moving or live in a place where its freezing all the time...that's about all you can do to lessen it. it SHOULD NOT make you self conscious because everyone does it. try a deoderant with antiperspirant in it that should help you feel dryer too.
Reply:dont excersize too much
Reply:Sweating is the body鈥檚 natural way of cooling us down. Although it may feel as if the sweat or perspiration is making us hotter, especially on warm days, without sweat, we would not be able to tolerate the heat our bodies would produce.
We sweat in order to keep the body at its normal temperature, which is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius). If we lost this bodily function we could suffer from heatstroke in hot weather.
Think of all the food the body takes in each day. This has to be burned off somehow. The burning of this food produces heat within the body which triggers our brain to kick start the body鈥檚 natural cooling process. Inside the human body are long, twisting tubes of cells known as the sweat glands. The blood vessels in our skin open and the fluid is released through our pores.
There are approximately 2 million sweat glands in our body. We may not realize it but we perspire even when it is a cold day and we are not doing anything particularly strenuous. The body is two-thirds water and we lose a great amount of this every day through sweating. This is why it is so important to drink approximately 2 liters of water each day in order to replenish the lost fluids.
There are two different types of sweat glands: the Eccrine and the Aprocrine glands. The Eccrine is the more common of the two and is found in parts of the body such as the forehead, palms of the hands and soles of the feet. The Aprocrine can be found in the armpits and the end of the hair follicles.
Sweat itself is made up of different elements. The most common elements are water and sodium, otherwise known as salt. At times, we can have a low sweat production--this happens when it is cool and we are resting. The higher sweat production occurs in very hot weather or when we are exercising. High production contains about 20 percent more sodium than low sweat production.
There is also a difference in the chemical elements when we perspire. Perspiration that is produced through the Aprocrine glands, or in the armpit, will be thicker and perhaps have a yellowish color. This is because it contains fatty acids and proteins. It is this type of sweat under the arms, coupled with antiperspirants, which can turn clothing yellow. Notice when we apply deodorants it is only to the armpits, in order to counteract the smell of the Aprocrine sweat. Sweat is actually odorless, but when it starts to decompose and is attacked by bacteria, the smell can be unpleasant.
In countries with hot climates such as India, the people have a very much higher salt intake than would be considered healthy for us. It can be assumed that this is because they lose a large amount of chemicals such as salt through perspiration. Sweating, although at times embarrassing, is a natural bodily function crucial to our survival.
Reply:Sometimes the body sweats more than it needs to. This is called hyperhidrosis. Go to http://www.sweathelp.org to learn more. There are ways to reduce sweat and you can learn about them at sweathelp.org
Hyperhidrosis problem!!!!?
on friday i started useing the tips in the book stop sweating and start living. i have hyperhidrosis and ive tried EVERYTHING and so i was hoping this book would work. for some reason it seems that i sweat alot more then i used to. does this mean it's working? is it like releasing sweat glands or somthing? can you please tell me what i'm doing wrong?
i would like answers from people who have this problem or have read the book. thanks!!!!!!!
Hyperhidrosis problem!!!!?
I have the link to a website that may have additional information that can help you. The link is: http://forums.obgyn.net/womens-health
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i would like answers from people who have this problem or have read the book. thanks!!!!!!!
Hyperhidrosis problem!!!!?
I have the link to a website that may have additional information that can help you. The link is: http://forums.obgyn.net/womens-health
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Do you sweat more with . .?
a singlet as opposed to wearing a short sleeved tshirt?
My boss says that the reason that he doesn't like singlets is because they 'cause you to sweat more and therefore smell more'.
Do you sweat more with . .?
I don't think it's the singlet that he has the problem with. It's that the t-shirt absorbs more sweat so it seems like you are sweating less. I go with the t-shirt method myself %26amp; that's the reason.
My boss says that the reason that he doesn't like singlets is because they 'cause you to sweat more and therefore smell more'.
Do you sweat more with . .?
I don't think it's the singlet that he has the problem with. It's that the t-shirt absorbs more sweat so it seems like you are sweating less. I go with the t-shirt method myself %26amp; that's the reason.
What should I do about smelly guy at work?
I started a new job last month and there is this really fat guy who stinks. He comes into the office sweating after climbing the stairs and then stinks the room out. He sweats all day and wears the same clothes so the smell you get is of stale sweat in his clothes.
He also blows his nose really really loudly, I have earphones on with music up full and can still hear him and the noice turns my stomach.
When its a hot day he takes off his shoes and socks and that mixed with the smell from his clothes does not make a good day in the office.
How does this guy not realise his personal habits are not effecting other people? If I had a sweaty top and it smelled a bit I would damn well not be wearing it the next day.
Is he completly oblivious to other people? How can he take off his shoes and socks and not think other people don't mind it?
As I've only been here a month I don't think I can go to the boss and tell him of the sitution. Do I wait 6 months is over then request another office?
What should I do about smelly guy at work?
I would go buy a bar of Irish Spring, a can of Shower to Shower powder, and some Odor Eaters insoles, and a trial size box of laundry soap, put them in a plain brown bag, write "Take a Hint" on the bag, and leave it anonymously on his desk.
He might not be aware that others can smell him, after all, a Fox can't smell his own hole.
What should I do about smelly guy at work?
go to www.tellthemforme.com
Reply:Tell your supervisor. All jobs have rules on hygiene, and your co-worker shouldn't be an exception.
Reply:Maybe the problem is you. You should find another job. Or quit working all together. It worked for me.
Reply:well tell him he needs anti pesperant, and he should buy some new shoes. and put goot powder in them and get skinnier u fat ***...
Reply:In this situation tact is the key. Discreetly have a little talk with the person. Try not to sound offensive or disgusted just try and let him see things from your point of view. I'm sure you are not the only person that has experienced this at the office so probably others will be willing to point out the same problem to him.
Take care and good luck.
Reply:If there are other employees that feel the same way all of you get together and report it to supervisor.
Reply:Leave him or try to make friendship with him so that u can advice him nicely as a good friend.
Reply:you might try one of those fragrant candles, or you might just make the comment wow you need to cool down a little before you come in here you are ripe!!!!!!! That is probably why the last person left and yes I think I would mention it to the boss, he knows it anyway, but ask him for some ideas at least. That is miserable!!!!! One way I handled a similiar situation years ago with a lady co worker, is I gave her some clothes a family member had outgrown and then explained to her how they sure last longer if they are washed often and gave her a few hints on how to take care of the things I gave her..........she got a lot better about changing anyway...............
Reply:Hey buddy..... You reek man..... take a shower and keep the shoes on cause you make me want to CHUCK
The worst he can do is be mad at you.....who cares he's a pig
Reply:MAN YOUR BACK IS AGAINST THE WALL, BEING THAT YOU JUST STARTED WORKING THERE. I FEEL FOR YOU THOUGH! YOU COULD PURCHASE THOSE NEW GLADES AIR FRESHENERS THAT LOOK LIKE LITTLE STANDS %26amp; PLACE THEM NEXT TO YOUR DESK THAT SHOULD HELP WITH THE STINCH. YOU COULD BUY SEVERAL AND PLACE THEM STRATIGICALY! GOOD LUCK DUDE CAUSE YOU NEED IT!
He also blows his nose really really loudly, I have earphones on with music up full and can still hear him and the noice turns my stomach.
When its a hot day he takes off his shoes and socks and that mixed with the smell from his clothes does not make a good day in the office.
How does this guy not realise his personal habits are not effecting other people? If I had a sweaty top and it smelled a bit I would damn well not be wearing it the next day.
Is he completly oblivious to other people? How can he take off his shoes and socks and not think other people don't mind it?
As I've only been here a month I don't think I can go to the boss and tell him of the sitution. Do I wait 6 months is over then request another office?
What should I do about smelly guy at work?
I would go buy a bar of Irish Spring, a can of Shower to Shower powder, and some Odor Eaters insoles, and a trial size box of laundry soap, put them in a plain brown bag, write "Take a Hint" on the bag, and leave it anonymously on his desk.
He might not be aware that others can smell him, after all, a Fox can't smell his own hole.
What should I do about smelly guy at work?
go to www.tellthemforme.com
Reply:Tell your supervisor. All jobs have rules on hygiene, and your co-worker shouldn't be an exception.
Reply:Maybe the problem is you. You should find another job. Or quit working all together. It worked for me.
Reply:well tell him he needs anti pesperant, and he should buy some new shoes. and put goot powder in them and get skinnier u fat ***...
Reply:In this situation tact is the key. Discreetly have a little talk with the person. Try not to sound offensive or disgusted just try and let him see things from your point of view. I'm sure you are not the only person that has experienced this at the office so probably others will be willing to point out the same problem to him.
Take care and good luck.
Reply:If there are other employees that feel the same way all of you get together and report it to supervisor.
Reply:Leave him or try to make friendship with him so that u can advice him nicely as a good friend.
Reply:you might try one of those fragrant candles, or you might just make the comment wow you need to cool down a little before you come in here you are ripe!!!!!!! That is probably why the last person left and yes I think I would mention it to the boss, he knows it anyway, but ask him for some ideas at least. That is miserable!!!!! One way I handled a similiar situation years ago with a lady co worker, is I gave her some clothes a family member had outgrown and then explained to her how they sure last longer if they are washed often and gave her a few hints on how to take care of the things I gave her..........she got a lot better about changing anyway...............
Reply:Hey buddy..... You reek man..... take a shower and keep the shoes on cause you make me want to CHUCK
The worst he can do is be mad at you.....who cares he's a pig
Reply:MAN YOUR BACK IS AGAINST THE WALL, BEING THAT YOU JUST STARTED WORKING THERE. I FEEL FOR YOU THOUGH! YOU COULD PURCHASE THOSE NEW GLADES AIR FRESHENERS THAT LOOK LIKE LITTLE STANDS %26amp; PLACE THEM NEXT TO YOUR DESK THAT SHOULD HELP WITH THE STINCH. YOU COULD BUY SEVERAL AND PLACE THEM STRATIGICALY! GOOD LUCK DUDE CAUSE YOU NEED IT!
What causes some people to sweat more then others and what can be done to increase ones ability to perspire?
I can hardly sweat at all. I know that from a social perspective that is seen as a good thing, but from a health perspective it is NOT!
How can I increase my bodies ability to sweat?????
What causes some people to sweat more then others and what can be done to increase ones ability to perspire?
I have this problem too. I haven't done anything about it, but I would try diaphoretic herbs (sweat producing) such as peppermint..take it while hot.
Here are some of these herbs below..
http://www.judydutfield.com/files/Safe_r...
http://www.herballegacy.com/cold_sheet.h... (he mentions which ones just above the words daphoretic herbs).
Also do dry skin brushing to keep pores clean.
http://healingtools.tripod.com/skinbrush...
Also use dry saunas.
What causes some people to sweat more then others and what can be done to increase ones ability to perspire?
I can identify..I do too..that's why I prefer the steam saunas but think it is dangerous as they are using chlorinated water whereas they should use ozenated water instead in steam rooms and hot tubs. Report It
Reply:Herballegacy and herbdoc.com and curezone and healing tools are some of the best websites I know. Just be sure your other elimination organs are cleansed regularly to pick up the slack (lungs/liver and gall bladder/ kidney and bladder/ and especially the colon and skin brush daily. Report It
Reply:This is one for the MDs. Besides increasing your activity level I have no clue..
Reply:Drink more fluids.
Reply:While exercising take kelp and liquid potassium, make sure that you increase your heart rate. This should help
Reply:Some people naturally sweat more than others, Ask a Doctor to run tests for thyroids. Salt pills will generaly make a person sweat, drink more water.
Reply:You are right to be concerned sweating is the primary means by which your body regulates its temperature in response to changes in generated body heat or environment such as through exercise. It is possible that you have a propensity toward heat exhaustion and your health is at risk. Anyone who suggests you exercise could be placing you at great risk. See a doctor鈥here are many causes for this condition, diabetes and even some neurological disorders 鈥ut do not be alarmed 鈥 am sure you are fine. You can cause your body to sweat by the use of a humidifier which adds moisture to the air and helps keep the nose, throat, and skin from becoming dry. Also you may try wearing plastic which will not breath and thus holds in your body heat in鈥ut do not exercise like this as you run the risk of a blood pressure increase which could be life threatening, so again see your doctor to determine what you should do. See more than one doctor because they do not always agree. The more info you have the better. But you may simply not be drinking enough water. Not fluids but water鈥?if you are not consuming at least 60 ounces of water a day ..Start! There are medications that can increase the body鈥檚 ability to perspire but these are prescription drugs that your doctor will advise you on.
Other parts of your body may also may be inclined toward dryness and this should be explored with you doctor, chronic mouth dryness can cause bad breath and dryness within the vagina may inhibit your ability to have a climax and make intercourse very painful without lubrication. Do not be shy ..make sure you discuss any area of your body that seems to be having a problem lubricating properly because this may not simply be a problem with your body sweating.
As for why some sweat profusely ..well while many people are cruel to those who do so but this condition is not life threatening and may well be caused by genetics or obesity or over-activity or even nerves. And it can occur in many different areas on the body. It is often called hyperhidrosis and it is generally seen on the palms of the hands but it can also occur on the face, the soles of the feet (plantar), and in the armpits (axillae). There are treatments for this 鈥ut no cure.
Good luck and be safe!
How can I increase my bodies ability to sweat?????
What causes some people to sweat more then others and what can be done to increase ones ability to perspire?
I have this problem too. I haven't done anything about it, but I would try diaphoretic herbs (sweat producing) such as peppermint..take it while hot.
Here are some of these herbs below..
http://www.judydutfield.com/files/Safe_r...
http://www.herballegacy.com/cold_sheet.h... (he mentions which ones just above the words daphoretic herbs).
Also do dry skin brushing to keep pores clean.
http://healingtools.tripod.com/skinbrush...
Also use dry saunas.
What causes some people to sweat more then others and what can be done to increase ones ability to perspire?
I can identify..I do too..that's why I prefer the steam saunas but think it is dangerous as they are using chlorinated water whereas they should use ozenated water instead in steam rooms and hot tubs. Report It
Reply:Herballegacy and herbdoc.com and curezone and healing tools are some of the best websites I know. Just be sure your other elimination organs are cleansed regularly to pick up the slack (lungs/liver and gall bladder/ kidney and bladder/ and especially the colon and skin brush daily. Report It
Reply:This is one for the MDs. Besides increasing your activity level I have no clue..
Reply:Drink more fluids.
Reply:While exercising take kelp and liquid potassium, make sure that you increase your heart rate. This should help
Reply:Some people naturally sweat more than others, Ask a Doctor to run tests for thyroids. Salt pills will generaly make a person sweat, drink more water.
Reply:You are right to be concerned sweating is the primary means by which your body regulates its temperature in response to changes in generated body heat or environment such as through exercise. It is possible that you have a propensity toward heat exhaustion and your health is at risk. Anyone who suggests you exercise could be placing you at great risk. See a doctor鈥here are many causes for this condition, diabetes and even some neurological disorders 鈥ut do not be alarmed 鈥 am sure you are fine. You can cause your body to sweat by the use of a humidifier which adds moisture to the air and helps keep the nose, throat, and skin from becoming dry. Also you may try wearing plastic which will not breath and thus holds in your body heat in鈥ut do not exercise like this as you run the risk of a blood pressure increase which could be life threatening, so again see your doctor to determine what you should do. See more than one doctor because they do not always agree. The more info you have the better. But you may simply not be drinking enough water. Not fluids but water鈥?if you are not consuming at least 60 ounces of water a day ..Start! There are medications that can increase the body鈥檚 ability to perspire but these are prescription drugs that your doctor will advise you on.
Other parts of your body may also may be inclined toward dryness and this should be explored with you doctor, chronic mouth dryness can cause bad breath and dryness within the vagina may inhibit your ability to have a climax and make intercourse very painful without lubrication. Do not be shy ..make sure you discuss any area of your body that seems to be having a problem lubricating properly because this may not simply be a problem with your body sweating.
As for why some sweat profusely ..well while many people are cruel to those who do so but this condition is not life threatening and may well be caused by genetics or obesity or over-activity or even nerves. And it can occur in many different areas on the body. It is often called hyperhidrosis and it is generally seen on the palms of the hands but it can also occur on the face, the soles of the feet (plantar), and in the armpits (axillae). There are treatments for this 鈥ut no cure.
Good luck and be safe!
Arm Pit Sweat?
I have a friend who sweats excessively through her arm pits. She is sooo self conscience about it. She has thought about botox injections (supposed to cure it) but one of the side affects is DEATH, so she is not going for that. She has tried several full strenghth deodorents nothing seems to work.
I was just curious if any one out there knows some way I could help her?
Arm Pit Sweat?
GIRL I HAVE THAT SAME PROBLEM!!!!!!! It really sucks. Tell her that she should dry under her arms well before she puts on any deodorent. All ways shower because people with sweat problems cannot skip a day. Also she should make sure there is not hair under the arms because that will contribute to the sweating. When she applies the deodorant make sure it covers the entire sweat producing area that includes right above and below the actual arm pit. Oh and after she showers and dries she sould wait about 5 minutes before applying deodorant and putting on clothes. Tell her she should try Mitium deodorant.
Arm Pit Sweat?
has she seen a specialist? they can suscribe special deoderants and antipersperints.
Reply:I've used a great product called "Certain Dry". It's found at Walmart and Rite Aid. You put it on before bed at night and not right after a shower. Within 2 weeks, you should notice a huge difference! It literally closes your pores. You should still wear regular deoderant (I use Mitchum for women) in the morning or right after your shower. Sometimes when you first use Certain Dry, it may burn a little or hurt or itch. If this persists, only use it every other day or less, it should go away, if it doesn't, don't use it.
Reply:I use a product called Certain Dri. You put it on before you go to bed and then use a normal deodorant after showering in the morning. It helps a ton with wetness! If that fails though, she should see a doctor for a prescription strength anti-persperant.
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I was just curious if any one out there knows some way I could help her?
Arm Pit Sweat?
GIRL I HAVE THAT SAME PROBLEM!!!!!!! It really sucks. Tell her that she should dry under her arms well before she puts on any deodorent. All ways shower because people with sweat problems cannot skip a day. Also she should make sure there is not hair under the arms because that will contribute to the sweating. When she applies the deodorant make sure it covers the entire sweat producing area that includes right above and below the actual arm pit. Oh and after she showers and dries she sould wait about 5 minutes before applying deodorant and putting on clothes. Tell her she should try Mitium deodorant.
Arm Pit Sweat?
has she seen a specialist? they can suscribe special deoderants and antipersperints.
Reply:I've used a great product called "Certain Dry". It's found at Walmart and Rite Aid. You put it on before bed at night and not right after a shower. Within 2 weeks, you should notice a huge difference! It literally closes your pores. You should still wear regular deoderant (I use Mitchum for women) in the morning or right after your shower. Sometimes when you first use Certain Dry, it may burn a little or hurt or itch. If this persists, only use it every other day or less, it should go away, if it doesn't, don't use it.
Reply:I use a product called Certain Dri. You put it on before you go to bed and then use a normal deodorant after showering in the morning. It helps a ton with wetness! If that fails though, she should see a doctor for a prescription strength anti-persperant.
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Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
Lately I have been drinking lots of water and now i sweat more easier in P.E.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
You do not sweat more when you drink lots of water. As you get in better shape you begin to sweat sooner. It could also be that before your body was trying to preserve water because you hadn't drank enough, and now it is able to sweat without going into negative. It is very important to drink plenty of water. A lot of people don't realize the value of hydration. Keep it up.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
I don't know what's going on with you exactly. But I'm thinking that it's better to drink more water because if you don't have enough sweat to cool you down, you will dry up and turn into a raisin.
Reply:if you are physical, yes.
Reply:Not sure about that. But be sure to keep hydrated even if you're NOT thirsty. Excessive sweat means loss of bodily water and that water is needed.
Reply:yes , you can take salt tablets with water to reduce sweating old school football coaches would give them to thier players
Reply:Yes, I do.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
You do not sweat more when you drink lots of water. As you get in better shape you begin to sweat sooner. It could also be that before your body was trying to preserve water because you hadn't drank enough, and now it is able to sweat without going into negative. It is very important to drink plenty of water. A lot of people don't realize the value of hydration. Keep it up.
Do you sweat more when you drink lots of water?
I don't know what's going on with you exactly. But I'm thinking that it's better to drink more water because if you don't have enough sweat to cool you down, you will dry up and turn into a raisin.
Reply:if you are physical, yes.
Reply:Not sure about that. But be sure to keep hydrated even if you're NOT thirsty. Excessive sweat means loss of bodily water and that water is needed.
Reply:yes , you can take salt tablets with water to reduce sweating old school football coaches would give them to thier players
Reply:Yes, I do.
Why do i wake up sweaty?
Every single morning i wake up sweating. Not so much my face but my legs and my chest and my shirt is always wet from sweat. It isnt hot in my room at all. I live in NJ and its kinda cold..why do i sweat and this never used to happen before.
Why do i wake up sweaty?
mmm.. not sure maybe your having bad dreams, but you don't remember them so afterwards you have no idea what happened. I know when i have bad dreams i sweat somtimes.. not sure. Maybe it's when you sleep you cover yourself in a horse load of blankets and don't realize it.. or do you move in your sleep? You may want to sleep with a light blanket. I know this sounds kinda gross, but it will most likely help and just shower it off in the morning. Take some gel deoderant or the solid kind if you'd like and smear a little bit on your back, chest and tap a little on your forhead, cheeks, and nose area. Wait a bit before going to bed to let your body absorb it and then later just see the results in the morning. Try sleeping nearly naked.. just boxers or go commando. Also go to a store and buy yourself a fan that should help. I usto sleep during the summer time with the fan on and it always prevent me from sweating..
Why do i wake up sweaty?
Have you check you blood pressure lately? if it is high it can cause night sweats
Why do i wake up sweaty?
mmm.. not sure maybe your having bad dreams, but you don't remember them so afterwards you have no idea what happened. I know when i have bad dreams i sweat somtimes.. not sure. Maybe it's when you sleep you cover yourself in a horse load of blankets and don't realize it.. or do you move in your sleep? You may want to sleep with a light blanket. I know this sounds kinda gross, but it will most likely help and just shower it off in the morning. Take some gel deoderant or the solid kind if you'd like and smear a little bit on your back, chest and tap a little on your forhead, cheeks, and nose area. Wait a bit before going to bed to let your body absorb it and then later just see the results in the morning. Try sleeping nearly naked.. just boxers or go commando. Also go to a store and buy yourself a fan that should help. I usto sleep during the summer time with the fan on and it always prevent me from sweating..
Why do i wake up sweaty?
Have you check you blood pressure lately? if it is high it can cause night sweats
Do nipples sweat?
Do they have the same amount of sweat glands as the rest of your skin? They never seem to taste as salty as other areas. Such as the forehead. Or the back of a knee.
Do nipples sweat?
Elaborating onto shabbys answer, yes and no.
During normal everyday life no.
During lactation the modified sweat glands AKA breast become active and the bi-product AKA breast milk is discharged via the nipples. This isn't sweat as you would find in the skin elsewhere but technically speaking it is.
Do nipples sweat?
Deep fried nipples taste saltier than if they are stewed in a slow cooker. It's all in the preperation. ;P
Reply:Nope, no sweat glands....
Reply:No, nipples have no fat, hair, or sweat glands. However, the areola do.
Reply:...mine dont, but yours might
Reply:with girls, nipples are modified sweat gland so i guess they can sweat, but its kinda milky!
Reply:The most common sweat glands are in the armpits or forehead. The nipples i think goes by gender.
Do nipples sweat?
Elaborating onto shabbys answer, yes and no.
During normal everyday life no.
During lactation the modified sweat glands AKA breast become active and the bi-product AKA breast milk is discharged via the nipples. This isn't sweat as you would find in the skin elsewhere but technically speaking it is.
Do nipples sweat?
Deep fried nipples taste saltier than if they are stewed in a slow cooker. It's all in the preperation. ;P
Reply:Nope, no sweat glands....
Reply:No, nipples have no fat, hair, or sweat glands. However, the areola do.
Reply:...mine dont, but yours might
Reply:with girls, nipples are modified sweat gland so i guess they can sweat, but its kinda milky!
Reply:The most common sweat glands are in the armpits or forehead. The nipples i think goes by gender.
Do flies sweat?
It was so hot today in N.Y. that I only saw one fly. I was wondering if they get hot and most of all do flies sweat.
Do flies sweat?
Flies don't sweat. They are "cold blooded" that means that their body temperature changes are exactly the same as the outside temperature.
Insects do best when the temperature is around 84 degrees F. When the temp drops below 45 degrees or goes above 104, they seem to become a bit slower. It is hard to swat a fly when it is 90 degrees out, but you can easily hit one when the temp is just above freezing.
When you or I are running around in a desert where the temperature is at 120, we can actually live because we would sweat and sweating keeps us cooler. Insects on the other hand would simply begin to cook.
Do flies sweat?
No. The flies just found themselves some cool place to sit it out. The heat could kill them too. It is not intellegence just a piece of evolution
Reply:hmmm...ill go ask one and let you know
Reply:Actually they transfer gas and vapor through their stoma. I suppose that counts for the same basic process.
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Do flies sweat?
Flies don't sweat. They are "cold blooded" that means that their body temperature changes are exactly the same as the outside temperature.
Insects do best when the temperature is around 84 degrees F. When the temp drops below 45 degrees or goes above 104, they seem to become a bit slower. It is hard to swat a fly when it is 90 degrees out, but you can easily hit one when the temp is just above freezing.
When you or I are running around in a desert where the temperature is at 120, we can actually live because we would sweat and sweating keeps us cooler. Insects on the other hand would simply begin to cook.
Do flies sweat?
No. The flies just found themselves some cool place to sit it out. The heat could kill them too. It is not intellegence just a piece of evolution
Reply:hmmm...ill go ask one and let you know
Reply:Actually they transfer gas and vapor through their stoma. I suppose that counts for the same basic process.
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