There is hardly a single person whois delighted by such a phenomenon as sweating. And if it is too profuse - and even more so, even shout for help. And this happens very, very often - according to statistics, about half of all adults suffer from excessive sweating. Of course, you can adapt to this feature of your body - use up mountains of deodorants, wear certain clothes, be embarrassed by wet spots. However, is there any point in this? All this creates a certain discomfort - both physical and psychological. Therefore, excessive sweating must be treated. Pay attention - it is precisely treated! It is foolish to try to cope with sweating with the help of antiperspirants, mask it with deodorants - this is only a very temporary measure. Fortunately, there is a treatment. And quite a variety - so to speak, for every taste and color. You can seek help from a doctor, or you can try to tame your sweat glands with the help of folk medicine recipes. Which, by the way, often turn out to be no less effective. The only condition for such treatment is that you should not be allergic to any component of the remedy you choose.
Traditional sweating treatment
If you don’t trust folk medicine too much, you can try the following methods of treating sweating. However, you should first consult with your doctor:
- Zinc ointment
If the sweating is not very strong, but stillprevents you from living peacefully, try the most common zinc ointment - it works surprisingly effectively. It is very easy to use - apply a thin layer of ointment to clean and shaved armpits and leave for 15 minutes. Then rinse with plenty of water. It is best to do this procedure once a day, for five days. As a rule, this is enough.
- Pasta Teymurova
If zinc ointment doesn't help, you can tryTreatment with Teymurov paste - it is much stronger. The treatment is carried out as follows - apply as thick a layer of paste as possible to the hairless and clean armpits. Leave until it dries - usually about an hour. Then rinse with plenty of water and apply a moisturizer or baby cream. This procedure should be done every other day until sweating disappears. And constantly monitor the skin - if irritation (redness and rashes) appears, the procedures should be stopped. And do not continue the treatment for longer than one month - it is better to repeat it again in a week.
- Ionophoresis
In some cases, iontophoresis can be tried.The essence of the treatment is as follows - a weak electric current is applied to the area of increased sweating. In some cases, such treatment helps to forget about the problem, if not forever, then for a very long time. It goes without saying that the treatment should be carried out by a doctor.
- Injections
If you want to solve the problem radically,you can resort to Botox injections. A special drug is injected under the skin and simply blocks the transmission of impulses from nerve cells to sweat glands. The advantage is that for about 6 months you will not remember what sweat is. And the disadvantage is the cost of the procedure - it is quite high.
- Surgical intervention
In particularly severe cases, when other methods do not workhelp, the doctor may decide to perform surgery. The doctor removes the sweat glands, thereby depriving them of the ability to function. However, it is worth noting that this method of treating sweating has been used less and less recently - only in the most extreme cases.
Folk methods of treatment of sweating
If you don't want to experiment with your body, try eliminating sweating with folk recipes. All of them are practically safe, so you can use them without fear.
- Oak bark
Buy oak bark from a pharmacy, preferablyalready crushed. Or grind it to a powder yourself. Then place five heaped tablespoons in a saucepan, pour in a liter of water and bring to a boil. Then reduce the heat and boil until half of the total volume of water has boiled away. Then cool the decoction and strain it with a gauze napkin. In the evening, after a shower, make a compress with oak decoction. To do this, prepare several gauze napkins of suitable sizes. Pour some oak decoction into a medium container and soak a napkin in it, apply to areas of increased sweating. The compress should last at least 20 minutes and do not forget to change the napkins as they dry out. These compresses should be done for at least a week in a row. As a rule, this time is quite enough to reduce sweating, but if necessary, it can be extended for another week.
- Soda paste
No less effective method - sodapaste. To eliminate excessive sweating, prepare the following mixture, for which you will need two tablespoons of soda, one tablespoon of sour cream and half a teaspoon of lemon juice. Mix all the ingredients until you get a paste, then immediately apply to the problem area. After about 15 minutes, rinse the skin with plenty of water, blot with a towel, let it dry and be sure to apply a moisturizer. Or at least a little sour cream - it also moisturizes perfectly. Perform this procedure twice a week - if you do it more often, there is a high risk of irritation.
- Lemon juice
Lemon juice can very well become a unique"a lifesaver". But only in emergency cases and for only two or three hours. If you use this method more often, you can get skin burns. The recipe itself is very, very primitive - cut a lemon in half and wipe the most actively sweating areas to moisten them with juice. Your skin will remain dry for several hours in a row. But then the effect of lemon juice will end. Therefore, you should use this remedy only occasionally. Do not forget to rinse your skin and apply moisturizer.
- Egg white
It is difficult to say for sure why proteincopes with excessive sweating. But the fact remains. So if you have a mixer and an egg at home, you can try. Why a mixer? Because it is very difficult to beat the egg whites into a thick foam using a whisk - you probably won't have enough patience. Apply the protein foam to problem areas once a day and leave for 10 minutes, then rinse with cool water.
- Lime honey honey broth
The first thing you might think of when you hear about this isdecoction - this is about treating a cold. But believe me - and increased sweating does not really favor linden blossom, and honey too. To prepare the decoction, place three tablespoons of linden blossom in a saucepan, pour a glass of water and bring to a boil. After that, cover the saucepan with a lid and simmer over low heat for about five minutes. Then pour the decoction into a thermos, add a tablespoon of honey and stir thoroughly until it is completely dissolved. Infuse the decoction for at least three hours, and then strain. Soak a gauze napkin in the decoction and apply to problem areas of the skin for 20 minutes, remembering to change it as it dries. To get rid of sweating, you need to repeat this procedure at least twice a day for three weeks. By the way, if you wipe your face with this same solution, it will respond with gratitude and a beautiful appearance. In a word, a miracle, not a recipe. But only if you do not have an allergic reaction to honey. We recommend reading:
