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Slightly Embarassing Problem -
August 2nd 2010, 04:57 AM
I have this problem with my hands. Whenever it's hot out, or any time I hold something in my hands, they start to sweat. It happens in the winter so it's not just the heat, it can be anything, a console controller, a mouse, my phone, my lighter, my hands start to sweat whenever I'm holding something. Even if I'm not holding something they're sweating almost constantly. I hate shaking hands because mine are all sweaty and disgusting. They're moist right now as I type this. Any idea what this could be?
Anders: That's not evasive.
Isabela: Look, I didn't get where I am by showing my hand, you know? Anders: No, it's not your hand that I've heard you've been showing... |
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Outside, huh?
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Re: Slightly Embarassing Problem -
August 2nd 2010, 11:28 AM
Sounds like hyperhidrosis, which can occur for hands, face and hands. Only treatments I know of are surgical and botox but there were/are pharmacutical ones. However, the cause needs to be treated first, which can be anything from diabetes to side-effects of certain medications, tumours or gout. There are also different classifications of it to help determine its cause. Once the cause is known, then it can be treated better.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperhidrosis |
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Re: Slightly Embarassing Problem -
August 2nd 2010, 01:15 PM
I have the exact same thing as you and it's a bloody nightmare. After a bit of googling a while ago, I came up with it being hyperhidrosis. And as far as I'm concerned, there's not really much that can be done for it. I went to the doctors about it and they gave me what appeared to be a really strong roll on deodorant to use on my hands, which failed to work. So I'm out of options. I've been suffering with it for as long as I can remember. If my hands are dry, even if I just think about it, I can practically feel them starting to sweat. It's gross, I know.
All I can suggest is to go to your doctor and try to get to the bottom of what your problem is, and try to find a cure. And then, get back to me and tell me how it went! 'Cause it's starting to annoy me too! Good luck! |
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oh, really?..
Jeez, get a life!
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Re: Slightly Embarassing Problem -
August 3rd 2010, 02:25 AM
try odaban. it's like a miracle cure.. seriously. i used to put it on my face a few days before i did a show so my face wouldn't be all sweaty on stage.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Odaban-Spray...0802247&sr=8-1 you only need to put it on like once every week or so and it'll do the job. |
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