What happens to the body when it does not sweat properly?

The inability to sweat can cause overheating. This can lead to heat stroke, which is a potentially life-threatening condition.

What’s the best way to control groin sweat? What about  women that sweat heavily in their vaginal region. Are there any causes or remedies?

Make some simple lifestyle tweaks to help reduce pubic sweating: wearing breathable underwear, avoiding suffocatingly tight pants, changing out of sweaty workout clothes and wet bathing suits ASAP, and avoiding wearing panty liners daily as these trap sweat and odors and may contribute to annoying vaginal symptoms.

How do I actually know that is hyperhidrosis and I don’t just sweat easily or often?

When you sweat unnecessarily, i.e. changing several shirts a day, that’s not normal. The best way to know however, is to see your primary care physician.

Will thyroid imbalances cause excessive sweating?

Yes! Hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism can be associated with increased sweating.

What causes reoccurring cysts and or boils in the neck area?

Boils can occur anywhere on your skin, but appear mainly on your face, neck, armpits, buttocks or thighs; hair-bearing areas where you’re most likely to sweat or experience friction.

Anti-perspirants cause problems since they have aluminum and prevent toxins from being released. Should we be using them vs. deodorants?

It’s nearly impossible to avoid aluminum in today’s world, from cookware to deodorant/antiperspirants. This metal can cause lung damage if large amounts are inhaled, and is considered a neurotoxin, or a poison to the brain and nervous system. However, aluminum is very poorly absorbed, making oral intake from cookware or foods less concerning, according to the CDC. A report published in the February 2001 issue of “Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology” notes that less than 1 percent of ingested aluminum gets into the blood, most of which is excreted in the urine.

I sweat from my forehead when in pressure situations, which is most of the time. What can I use? All my numbers are good. Can you recommend something?

If topical antiperspirant solutions don’t work or are too irritating, Botox injections may be recommended.

I am 45 years old. I have had sweaty palms and feet all of my life to the point that sometime my feet will sweat so much that my socks are wet. My hands can be so sweaty I don’t want to hold other people hands at church. Is that a form of this disorder?

Your symptoms are highly suggestive of hyperhidrosis. The first step for anyone with any type of excessive sweating is to see a doctor for a full medical check-up, including an assessment to make sure that excessive sweating is not due to another medical condition or a side effect of a medication.

What’s the best thing to take without having to go to the doctor for a sinus infection?

Echinacea and vitamin C. What most people think is a bacterial sinus infection is merely a viral illness that does not respond to antibiotics. Echinacea and vitamin C can reduce the duration of symptoms by 2-3 days. Always see your doctor if symptoms persist.

Every morning when I wake up and go to stand up on my feet both of them hurt at the bottom I noticed that also a dark coloration at the heel of my feet and that’s where the pain is. This has been going on for approximately a month now -what do you think it is?

It sounds like plantar fasciitis, a common heel disorder. The discoloration however it not typically seen with this disorder. The plantar fascia helps to support the heel. I would see a podiatrist or orthopedist who specializes in foot problems.

Good Morning Dr. I am a female and sweat excessively on my back, stomach and thighs! It causes anxiety and makes me cautious of where I go and what I wear. I have been to an endocrinologist and nothing was found. No diabetes or any thyroid issues. What can I do next?

See your doctor ASAP! There are treatments available for what seems to be hyperhidrosis.

Since an injury in 1975, I only sweat on one side. It looks like I’m about to have a stroke can this be a problem physically, I feel great.

A: Not sure what your injuries were but it appears to be neurogenic or related to nerve damage. A neurologist would be best to diagnose your condition.

Can I please have website for the doctor?

www.h2doc.com

What’s a good brand of deodorant to use for sweaty armpits &  that won’t leave yellow stains on your clothes?

HiDri is one commonly recommended. There are prescription antiperspirants as well. I encourage you to make a visit to the doctor!

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