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When Sweat Becomes Embarrassing



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By : Dee Braun    99 or more times read
Submitted 2009-10-12 11:01:33
Sweating is something that all of us have experienced at one time or another. It is a normal reaction to many different factors like anxiety, hot weather and exercising. Sweating is very important because it helps to regulate the temperature of the body.

There are millions of sweat glands in our bodies. They are concentrated in certain areas like the feet, groin, armpits, palms and on the upper lip. When hormones stimulate these glands they start releasing sweat and cooling the body down.

Sometimes people sweat excessively and often deal with repercussions in their social life. Hyperhidrosis is a problem that affects people all around the world. It is an embarrassing disorder that causes a lot of frustration and inconvenience. Relationships at work and home can be affected and many times strong body odor occurs.

Many times, people sweat excessively because another condition is causing it. Infections, anxiety disorders and chronic diseases are often to blame for causing hyperhidrosis. Alcohol, genes and side effects from prescriptions are also common causes of excessive sweating.

Other types of excessive sweating are a condition all on their own. A lot of times there is no known cause for it. The hypothalamus is supposed to control sweating but it sometimes fails to operate correctly. If hyperhidrosis is the cause then there is a problem with the brain sending the correct messages and results in too much sweat being produced.

If you sweat excessively and feel the need to go to a doctor then you are in luck. There are tests they can perform to discover what is causing the problem. They can use paper and starch iodine tests to measure which areas are causing the biggest problem. They will also test to be sure that there are not underlying conditions that are responsible for your excessive sweating.

If you are looking to handle the problem yourself you might try a powerful anti-perspirant deodorant rather than a standard type. If you choose to receive a prescription the doctor will likely prescribe an anticholinergic drug. These work to dry the sweat glands. There are some side effects with anticholinergic drugs like blurred vision, dry mouth and problems with the cardiovascular system.

Natural remedies can also help. Nat mur. can help to stop the sweating. Argentum nitricum, lupulus and castoreum can all be used to address a sweat problem that is caused by anxiousness, obsessive thoughts or panic attacks. Syphilinum can be used to help keep the water levels in your body regulated as well as keeping body odor under control.
Author Resource:- Dee Braun is the woman behind a non-profit project working to make a difference in our world by providing quality Natural Health & Healing information while raising awareness of important causes & initiatives at http://HealingOurWorld.net/. United to make a difference - If not us, who?
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