If the sweating is too profuse, look for antiperspirants with aluminum compounds. They significantly reduce sweating. And although many have heard that they may provoke other conditions, research hasn’t proven the link.
2. Botox
If wet armpits are a regular concern, you can get a botulinum toxin injection. It’s used to treat hyperhidrosis, a clinical case of increased perspiration. The toxin blocks the nerve impulses leading to the sweat glands, so sweat is not secreted. The effect of the injection lasts for 4-12 months.
1. Laser
When no antiperspirants help, you need to find out the reason for this with your doctor. If your diagnosis is hyperhidrosis, the sweat glands can be treated with a laser, as this reduces their functionality.
Heavy sweating can be a symptom of serious conditions too. If you notice that you’re sweating more than usual, consult a doctor.
