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Excessive Sweating
Abnormal sweating: Overview
Sweating is your body’s way of cooling down and getting rid of some chemicals. But some people have a condition that makes them sweat too much. It can affect any part of your body, especially the head, armpits, hands, and feet. Sometimes the sweat mixes with bacteria on your skin and causes armpits and feet to smell bad.
It can be upsetting to have sweat drip from your face and palms or to have smelly feet and shoes. Some people seem to be born with this condition, while some others may sweat too much because of anxiety. You may be able to reduce the amount you sweat by lowering stress in your life. Some people find that antiperspirants help, and you can take steps at home that will help with smelly feet. If you still have too much sweating, your doctor may recommend other treatments.
Excessive Sweating
Our doctors can treat the unpredictable, excessive and inexplicable sweating known as hyperhidrosis—as well as get you help for related medical problems.
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