VibratingRainbow Posted November 20, 2005 Share Posted November 20, 2005 Summer has just begun here in NZ and for the first time in my life im having a real problem with sweating, Im 16 and a half, Male. Other years i havnt had a problem with it.. but lately ive been going through three shirts a day because i get wet patches on my shirt by my armpits. I use Nivea Fresh for men and that has an antiperspirant in it but it doesnt seem to do anything apart from make me smell nice. This isnt happening when im excersising heaps or anything even when im cool in the shade i still sweat just as much as out in the sun. My friends are all about the same age and none of them seem to be having this problem. Does anyone else have a problem with this. And perhaps you could give me some advice as to something that would help, or a new product that worked particularly well for you ? Well thanks for reading my post and all advice is apreciated. Link to comment
ComputerGuy Posted November 20, 2005 Share Posted November 20, 2005 Im guessing hormones at your age and are causing your sweat glands to go into overdrive. Have a talk to your doctor and see if there is anything they can reccommend. Link to comment
Stinkweed Posted November 20, 2005 Share Posted November 20, 2005 I'm going through something similar... My deodorant doesn't help sometimes. I once tried rubbing lime and baking soda, left it on for a while right before washing it off in the shower. And it used to work through the whole day. I mean, I did sweat, but it didn't stink. Recently, the problem came back and I started doing it again, but that's no good anymore, because it stinks anyway. It sucks, because I'm almost 18, and I don't think hormones are going THAT rampant at this age. I mean, I didnt' have this problem at 15 or 16 or even most of my 17th year. But now that I'm almost 18 I do. It sucks... Link to comment
VibratingRainbow Posted November 20, 2005 Author Share Posted November 20, 2005 Its really strange my sweat doesnt smell at all.. its like im sweating pure water. but its still really gross cause it makes me feel all uncomfortable and people see my the wet patches on my shirt. I think i might try some other anti-perspirant products. Link to comment
troublegal05 Posted November 20, 2005 Share Posted November 20, 2005 hmm...I had a similar problem..have you tried using Certain Dry? Its a really good deorderant, its helped alot with my excessive sweating..I think its the closest thing you can get on the market w/o a prescription.. Link to comment
VibratingRainbow Posted November 20, 2005 Author Share Posted November 20, 2005 Im not sure if you can get that here in New Zealand, but im gunnah go down to the store tomorrow and have a look for a new anti-persperant if i see any Certain Dry il give it a try. Link to comment
Briella Posted November 20, 2005 Share Posted November 20, 2005 hey dude! I'm in Australia! I know that when buying deoderant I've been told to buy the antiperspirent with the highest amount of aluminium zirconium tetrachlorhdr Gly. It'll say what percentage it is on the back of the bottle. I know for females, mitchum has the highest amount but i don't know if they make male deoderant. Give it a go though Good luck! Link to comment
TheWriter1 Posted November 24, 2005 Share Posted November 24, 2005 used to have this problem, id sit in school and drip, its a genetic thing i think... go to your doctor and request a medicine called drysol or something like it, use it once every 3-4 days and your sweat glands will be brought under control, businessmen use it to stop sweaty hands, i just used it someplace else Link to comment
cichlid Posted November 25, 2005 Share Posted November 25, 2005 Since you are sweating so much...make sure to drink lots of water. Don't want to get dehydrated now do you? No suggestions really. Just go see your doctor about it. He should be able to help you. I mean if it is out of control. Link to comment
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