[The Bacon Man]

First off, who knows a good anti persperant? I have tried everything. Degree, Right Guard, Axe, Gillete, Old Spice etc. I'm using Right Guard now which works the best, but nothing works well. I still can pit a shirt on, go to a friends house, and find out 30 mins later that I have massive pit stains. My hands and feet are also very sweaty. It's nasty.

Is there any sort of medication I can talk to a doctor about? This is starting to annoy me. For now, what is the best deodorant for stopping sweat?

Also I'm on my iPod so sorry for the grammar.

[Tick]

We were talking about a sweating disease in AP Psych the other day... I forget the name

but I also sweat even when the weather is fine, when I play basketball at lunch I become the mid-Atlantic.

[The Bacon Man]

Around girls is the worst. I have pit stains that cover my entire sleeve within 30 mins.

[tallsmallboy44]

Talk to your doctor, and get some clinical strength shit.

[REDCOBRA]

perspirex check it out
you put it on at night and its stops sweat for a full day
just don't wear any shirts you like while wearing it lol

This post has been edited by REDCOBRA: 04 September 2012 - 09:44 PM

[The Bacon Man]

I might go to the doctors. Why can't I wear good shirts with perspirex? Also how is Certain-Dri?

[canscom]

The Bacon Man, on 04 September 2012 - 10:58 PM, said:

I might go to the doctors. Why can't I wear good shirts with perspirex? Also how is Certain-Dri?

There is a prescription antiperspirant that the doctor can give you you put it on once or twice a week but it kind of burns for a little bit afterwards

[TheHunterPreist]

I have a similar problem, i have a condition called hypothyroidism it causes you metabolism to be slower, so in turn i take medicine to speed it up, and that causes me to sweat like i just ran 10 miles from just walking outside on a hot day, it's disgusting, i personally use right guard but it dosen't work the best.

[kingJurzy]

You could just have surgery and remove your sweat glands there.


Talk with your doctor and see what is best in your situation.

[REDCOBRA]

The Bacon Man, on 04 September 2012 - 10:58 PM, said:

I might go to the doctors. Why can't I wear good shirts with perspirex? Also how is Certain-Dri?

The aluminum will discolor it but that will only happen at night. ruined 5+ shirt before i figured out what was happening lol

[The Bacon Man]

kingJurzy, on 04 September 2012 - 11:34 PM, said:

You could just have surgery and remove your sweat glands there.


Talk with your doctor and see what is best in your situation.

I can get injections to stop the sweating, but they cost an insane amount of money. My dad was looking into it for himself, he is one beast of a sweater.

REDCOBRA, on 04 September 2012 - 11:43 PM, said:

The Bacon Man, on 04 September 2012 - 10:58 PM, said:

I might go to the doctors. Why can't I wear good shirts with perspirex? Also how is Certain-Dri?

The aluminum will discolor it but that will only happen at night. ruined 5+ shirt before i figured out what was happening lol

I sleep in my boxers

Does that stuff work good? Does it smell bad? Can you put another deodorant over it to mask the sent?

[REDCOBRA]

last time i used it was ~1 year ago, It worked great. no smell (I thought) .easy application. If you are afraid of the smell just wear some cologne

[The Bacon Man]

Alright thanks!

[TheGuy]

I use axe and it works well. I dont sweat too much around the pits but I sweat a lot around my forehead and back which is really annoying.

[BANG_HEaDSHOT]

I am using the degree with the time release molecules intense sport and it is the best in my opinion iv tried axe as well as old spice but they don't really compare I have even tried the regular degree and it's better than that but that's just my opinion hope u stop sweating profusely

[Eskimo]

A good solution is to trim your arm pits, It helps control the amount of hair that can trap the moisture (which collects into droplets and then wets the shirt your in)

I used Degree for a bit, then without any warning one day it just ceased to work entirely. (probs hormonal changes at the time) so switched to axe, which for some reason made me perspire more.. so switched to old spice Sweat defense and it works fine for me

But yea, if you have some hair in your arms, shaving or trimming the hair down works fantastically at actually solving a problem, rather then covering it up.

This post has been edited by Eskimo: 05 September 2012 - 05:28 PM

[The Bacon Man]

Eskimo, on 05 September 2012 - 05:27 PM, said:

A good solution is to trim your arm pits, It helps control the amount of hair that can trap the moisture (which collects into droplets and then wets the shirt your in)

I used Degree for a bit, then without any warning one day it just ceased to work entirely. (probs hormonal changes at the time) so switched to axe, which for some reason made me perspire more.. so switched to old spice Sweat defense and it works fine for me

But yea, if you have some hair in your arms, shaving or trimming the hair down works fantastically at actually solving a problem, rather then covering it up.

It was like this before I even had pit hair. Also the itching is gonna be worse than sweaty pits. I shaved my nuts once... Never. Again. must have been a good 2-3 weeks of itching.

I've been looking around, Certain-Dri looks really good. Axe, Old Spice, etc. just aren't enough.

[A&MBaller]

Where wife beaters and shirts with cut off arms (lifting shirts) problem solved.

[pb=life]

Go to the doctor and see if he could pescribe something. And yet again, you go to far with story time. Damnit bacon.

[The Bacon Man]

pb=life, on 05 September 2012 - 06:17 PM, said:

Go to the doctor and see if he could pescribe something. And yet again, you go to far with story time. Damnit bacon.

Not telling weird personal facts is too mainstream.

A&mballer, on 05 September 2012 - 06:08 PM, said:

Where wife beaters and shirts with cut off arms (lifting shirts) problem solved.

But then I would have "side stains"