Most common questions used to investigate
Are you exercising?
Are you drinking plenty of water?
Do you eat foods that reduce excessive sweating?
Did you try with vinegar concoction?
Did you try with botox injections?
Are you taking pills to stop sweating?
Common conclusions
You should not exercise immediately before work or other social activities because sweating may continue for some time after exercise.
You should start drinking plenty of liquids to stay well-hydrated, because drinking more water does not make you sweat more. The body gets rid of excess water via the kidneys, not through sweat. To avoid getting dehydrated on a hot day, you simply need to drink a little more water than you should normally, particularly if you are sweating a lot. Increase the amount you drink to ten glasses of water a day to compensate for the warmer weather.
You should start eating more water-dense fruits and vegetables, calcium rich foods like cheese and daily, olive oil, almonds, whey, sweet potatoes because they can reduce excessive sweating for those extra stressful days.
If you sweat profusely, drinking a vinegar concoction or applying it directly to the sweaty area each night can help reduce sweat. You should drink a mixture of two teaspoons of vinegar and one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar before breakfast, lunch and dinner.
You should try botox injections because they can be used to decrease the activity of nerves affecting the sweat glands. It may take several treatments for the injections to begin working, but they can help with symptoms for up to twelve months.
You should start taking drugs known as anticholinergics stop sweating as a side effect.
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