Do you sweat more than most people?

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i sweat less than most ppl

Yes, and you normally get sent for iontophoresis, and given you're in Kent, it's normally at Maidstone Hospital for the west of Kent, and William Harvey for the east. Allegedly, Darent Valley don't do it. My Kent GP was a moron, but under London, I get good treatment. I think the operation is a last-resort.

The NHS refuse to do Botox, which does actually help!

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Sweating is something many people have problems with. even more if you are really out of shape.

Yes....I sweat so much. Plus although I wear deodorant, I don't wear antiperspirant. I've learned not to care about what people think about it, but it is sometimes uncomfortable to be wet.

I go outside to be alone, or I try to busy myself.

I have a larger build and live in a warmer climate but find that the people around me sweat when they do the same kind of exercise and the same kind of intensity.

I sweat more than most people, and I have a sensory problem with it too. I got prescription-strength deodorant though, and it helps a lot.

I feel like I do, sometimes. Glad to find out I'm not alone.

I used to sweat a fair bit when I was more out of shape. I'd also have pretty noticeable BO.

Now I don't sweat at all unless it's really quite hot and/or I'm really exerting myself. Also, I don't have BO - my sweat barely smells at all. I haven't even used antiperspirant for more than a year and a half now - just one of those natural solid salt crystal deodorants.

I'm sure a part of it was that I sweat more when I was fatter vs. fitter. As for BO, it likely comes down to diet. With a much cleaner healthier diet now, there isn't really any nasty stuff to sweat out and cause BO.

Yes. I have wondered at times if I had hyperhydrolysis.

Me too. It is unccomfortable. I hate feeling clamy, but even straight after a shower I start sweating. I dry myself off, then I have to dry myself off again because of the sweating. Even on cold days.

I wear aluminum chloride under arm antipersperant. It's the only thing that reduces the underarm sweat. I used to get big patches of sweat under my arms, but now I don't.

This is sweating that happens during very slight exertion, like just getting up and walking across the room. Everyone sweats when exercising, but hyperhidrosis is abnormal. I can start sweating when I'm sitting doing nothing.

I could walk to work, but I drive instead because if I walked I would be soaked Hythe time I got therein would feel disgusting all day.

I sweat a lot but I think it is due to the medications that I am on. Some medications increase sweating.

I think I sweat less, and I would rather sweat more, because I can get rid of more water if I sweat, so I don't have to go to the bathroom as much.

I sweat a lot because I have zero tolerance for heat/humidity. 78F and 36% humidity, and 5 minutes outside is my comfort limit and where I start to sweat.

I like 50's and low 60's.

Only if I wear certain materials. I remember years ago someone gave me a wool shirt for Christmas, it looked really nice and I tried to wear it but I just couldn't it was making me sweat a lot more than usual, plus I couldn't stand the feeling on my skin.