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ArtistInNeed
January 24th, 2008, 08:14 AM
okay, so i sweat soooo bad. i have no idea wat to do about it, ive tried everything. i think i posted something like this before but its really bothering me sooo im gonna post again. i get pit stains all the time, i could be out in the freezing cold, have a hoody on, and still sweat horribly. its sooo bad, im forced to keep a hoody on. even if i dont have it on i get pit stains..i bought the secret prescription formula deodorant but it doesnt work for shit, ugh i dont kno wat to do, i dont wanna be stuck in a hoody all my life D:
Kaleidoscope Eyes
January 24th, 2008, 10:13 AM
Go to a dermatologist. My mom has the same problem, and the dermatologist gave her a prescription deodorant that she says she doesn't even really have to use every day. She uses it every once it a while. She says initially it kind of feels like it's burning but then afterwards the sweating problem is gone for a while, and then she just uses it again.
ArtistInNeed
January 24th, 2008, 06:45 PM
i keep telling my mom to tell me..but she just..wont. she keeps saying that she will but my mom is a total bitch. oh well, eventually ill get to one. thanks!
RaisingSand
January 24th, 2008, 07:17 PM
Hey Jamie. And yeah, that must totally suck. I'm assuming you've tried all the sports strength deoderant? Have you tried the sports ones they make for men, because those are usually a bit stronger than the womens ones. If that fails, you should probably ask your doctor to refer you to a dermatologist, or just ask if he is able to give you some perscription deoderant, as Teeny said.
And if all fails, save up your money and get your underarms Botoxed. Expensive, but I know someone who's had it done and apparently it's really good.
ArtistInNeed
January 25th, 2008, 07:45 AM
botoxed? omg lol wat does that do?
Atonement
January 25th, 2008, 12:45 PM
The botox would basically disable your sweat glands for approximately 6-9 months. With the right doctor, it should not be that painful. Also, some insurance companies pay for it partially.
ArtistInNeed
January 27th, 2008, 10:28 PM
daaaamn! i want that!! is it expensive?
RepliKate
January 28th, 2008, 12:22 AM
It's cosmetic, so yeah, I assume it would be. But apparently it really does work.