I sweat  between my thighs what can I do to avoid irritation?
435894
Powder is the only solution because it keeps you dry
931809
There's a name for that, "Hyperhidrosis". Don't sweat it. They have medications that will help you. \n.
761733
Sometimes that just happens.  If it is a lot of sweating that can not be controled by just store bought deotarent, try Maximum.  Google it.  It helps.
759546
You may have dry skin.  Try using some good hydrating lotion.  Oil Of Olay, Jergens, etc.
809480
After you take a shower try applying an antibiotic ointment that is petrolatum based until the sores are healed.  Then use a good cream like Avveno daily.  This works in both area's.  Also get undies that have cloth around the elastic like fruit of the loom for ladies.  Get some new well fitting bra's the lift...  If this doesn't start to clear up after a week or so you might want to talk to your doctor.   You could develop a bad infection.  Also watch what kind of pants/tops you ware... stay away from anything that will hold the heat and moisture.   I know this can be very painful.  Good luck,  hope you feel better soon.
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I know what you are going through, I also have that problem.  It's called hyperhidrosis.  I use a roll on liquid that dries your skin out.  Ask a dermitologist what you could do, there are a few different options.
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if tou are sweating to much ask your doctor there is a prescribed deodorant if nothing else works
311606
I am guessing that you're in USA? I'm in London, where we found 2 good solutions to this problem when my daughter had it. First of all, know it'll stop once all your hormones settle down. But whilst you wait to grow out of it, go to your pharmacy and ask for a perspiration blocker. They are aerosols, just like a normal deodorant, but really keep you dry all day.The other thing available here is a pad....worn like a bra, but it goes under your arms and soaks up all the sweat. No more staining! You just wash them out at night and they're dry in minutes. Good luck! But it WILL go away soon, I'm sure.
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The rash is caused by a blockage and inflammation of sweat ducts during times of exposure to heat and high humidity. These blocked sweat ducts cause sweat to escape into adjacent tissue thus producing the itching and prickling sensations associated with the condition.\n\nTreating heat rash is simple and usually does not require medical assistance. Other heat-related problems can be much more severe.\n\n    * Wear light, loose-fitting soft clothes. Avoid clothing that traps heat and moisture. Natural fabrics such as cotton are best.\n    * Stay in cool or air-conditioned, or well-ventilated environments. Use a fan if necessary.\n    * Take frequent cool baths or showers. Dry yourself thoroughly and dust bland types of powder (such as unperfumed talcum powder) on body creases and affected areas.\n    * Apply calamine lotion or prickly rash lotions to soothe the affected areas, but avoid using ointments or creams — they keep the skin warm and moist and may make the condition worse.\n    * Do not scratch.
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you sweat a lot because you are fit. your body is trained to do this. sweat is good. just shower after play.
715048
use an anti perspirant.\n\nDo u rush abt, do everything quickly, get nervous. That wud explain the sweating
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Your sweating may have various causes.  If you have a blood sugar imbalance (low blood sugar - hypoglycemia; high blood sugar diabetes), this may be a cause.  If all other suggestions - including seeing a doctor for hyperhidrosis - don't work, ask the doctor for a fasting blood insulin test to rule out blood sugar imbalance as a cause.
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As a lady with a very similar problem I can sympathise. However there are several very effective over the counter preparations you can use to stop excessive sweating. In the UK the most common are Driclor and Linden Voss, these are underarm deodorants, you can use them on your hands and feet too, but not on your groin! There is another brand called Mitchum but it’s not very strong and I did not find it effective at all. If you ask in your local chemist they will recommend which they think is best for you. Make sure there are NO cuts of scratches on your skin before you put them on, as they will sting like crazy!\n\nI would also recommend washing everyday and not wearing clothes for more than one day. Sometimes you might need to bring a change of clothes to work/Uni so when one shirt gets too sweaty you can change into a clean one. Also wearing black clothes will make to condition much less noticeable.\n\nIf the condition does not reduce then go and see your doctor, as there might be an unidentified underlying cause.
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when u get out of the shower dry ur legs and put on moisturizing lotion immediately. i would reccomend anything from jergens, their stuff is really good. hope this helps!
76380
I have the same problem. After 10 miles body glide has started to rub off but definitely helps. Be careful with vasoline. Can leave some nasty yellow stains on your clothes. The number one thing that helps is biker shorts or long tights if it is cold. They are form fitting so prevent rubbing. I like more spandex than cotton. Afterwards for the any other spots(anywhere elastic was touching my body) I soak in a tub with 3 Aveeno oatmeal packets for at least 30 min. to an hour. You'll know I'm a mom since I tried this one: Baby rash ointment clears it up super fast.
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drink more water consume less trans fatty foods..have light meals and small healthy snacks such as fruits and vegatables...swimming is good exersize..also drinking more water and getting more of an aerobic exercise will help you sweat...you are not sweatting because you are not in shape and not getting enough fluids...8 glasses of water or more a day reccomended by doctors.
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Ok, I know this sounds silly, but it works....just apply some underarm deodorant to the bottom of your feet.  If they get really sweaty....use a deodorant with anitperspirant.