is there a house remedy to help avoid perspiration in feet? or How to make your feet dry?
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No, you cannot prevent perspiration in your feet.  Adolescence is a time of life when sweaty feet can be really annoying and embarrasing. The problem usually lessens as we grow older.  Until then, bathing your feet daily with mild soap and water, drying them thoroughly, and putting on dry socks and clean, dry shoes or sneaks is really the best you can do.  You might need to change your socks two times a day, or even three if you're quite athletic.\n\nDuring the warmer season, you can utilize footwear that does not require socks, thus exposing your feet to fresh air and letting that help keep 'em dry.  Of course, if you work at a job that requires safety shoes, y'can't do that.  It's really not a good idea to walk around barefoot, though.  The risk of injury and subsequent infection to the soles of the feet is, at least in the mind of many of us health professionals, an unreasonable one.
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I asked this same question and this was an answer I got.\n\nBest Answer - Chosen By You\n\nThere's an anti-perspirant calle CertainDri that works great! It's really heavy duty stuff but you can usually find it at WalMart or Target. A lot of times it's not with the regular deodorants but in with the foot sprays because it works great on feet too.\nAlso, make sure you're using an anti perspirant and not just a deodorant
232195
Yes,from what I have heard and read apple cider vinegar works.Soak the toes in it daily.
447105
GROSSSSS!  First of all, don't walk around barefoot and give it to others.  Go to the doctor to get something for it and try to just wear socks around the house, not shoes, so it can dry out.
886106
1. Get and exfoliating foot soap (or even some plain sugar works) and scrub your feet until the dead skin peels off.\n2. Rub a good, thick lotion with natural oils (like sweet almond, olive oil, tea tree oil) in until it is all absorbed. \n3. Apply a second layer and put on socks. Do this every time you put on your socks and shoes, and before you go to bed.\n4. Unless you have a serious skin condition, your feet should immediately feel more moisturized.
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Try wearing a pair of cotton socks (for your feet's health and comfort) under a pair of wool socks.  Then be sure there is room in your shoes to wiggle your toes.  If your toes cannot wiggle you'll need a larger size because being too tight defeats the purpose.  If your find your feet feel wet then change the cotton ones more often.  \n\n  As for your hands you can do the same, liners in your gloves.  Or there are those heat packs you can put in your pockets.  Be sure to keep your hands and your gloves dry.  If that means a few pairs then so be it.  And there are so many kinds of thermal gloves now days you might try something a bit more industrial strength than normal gloves.\n\n   Other than that movement to keep the circulation going to the tips.  While indoors and warm try squeezing a rubber ball like exercise a few minutes once or twice a day.  Or touch your thumb to each finger using a little pressure when ever you have a minute to do so.  Rub hand lotion on them when ever it is convenient.  \n   And there is always find someone with a "hot" set of ???? and share body heat.  LOL!  Hope you stay warm.
46294
Put cream on your legs or Vaseline, it'll keep your legs moist and help the socks stick to the skin...Good Luck!
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my hands & feet are the dryest. i put vaseline them at night, and wear socks and light weight gloves to keep the vaseline on while i sleep. it helps.
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Keep ur feet washed and toe nails clipped neatly, if you have rough skin use petroleum jelly on your feet and sleep with socks it makes them really soft.
229792
I was in the Army for 9 years, so i've got some pretty good tips on keeping your footwear from stinkin'. What I did with my boots (as you can do with regular shoes), is ALWAYS buy insoles to keep inside the shoes. These will consistently trap any sweat, odor, bacteria. Also, before you put your socks on (always wear socks with shoes), spray your feet with regular underarm antiperspirant (don't worry about wasting your money on regular foot sprays). This really works- I did this on a daily basis. Also, before putting your shoes on, sprinkle a little baby powder (scented or unscented) inside your shoes. Not too much, just enough to 'season' the insoles. Hope this helps!
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You have to go to the demartologist. Some fungus are so strong that may require daily application of anti-fungal creams to keep them away. And...\n\n* Avoid wearing shoes indoors and consider wearing open footwear when appropriate.\n* Change shoes daily – alternate between at least 3 pairs of shoes, allowing time for shoes to dry out.\n* Change socks midday if socks become damp.\nAvoid high top boots unless needed for work or other activities.\n• Consider applying powder to feet daily before putting on socks because excess moisture promotes the growth of bacteria and fungi.
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It sounds like athletes feet. But no matter what it is go buy a gallon jug of Apple Cider Vinegar it's about $3.00 pour it all in a tub soak your feet for as long as you can sit there everyday till it goes away a day or two should do it . Vinegar cures a lot of things. Don't add water pure vinegar. NO ONE else answered your ? I was only trying to help I did say no matter what you have the vinegar will cure it.ASK YOUR DOCTOR
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Put lotion on your feet and stop walking everywhere with bare feet
846244
See a doctor. There are all kinds of treatments for sweating. I have even heard of botox injections at the sweat site. I have the same problem but fortunately, Certain Dry worked for me. If you were like me, it seemed that most deo and anti pers. made the sweating worse. The only way Certain dry worked was if I used it at night and then didn't put anything on in the morning. If I slipped and put regular deo and anti pers. on, it was all over because I would sweat all day long...whether it was hot or not and no way would I wear a sleeveless shirt! I still don't do that.  Good luck!
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Try tinactin a few times a day\n\nafter showering, dry your feet thoroughly\n\nand as hard as it is (and I know it is) DO NOT scratch\n\nthis is the best way to do it and Ive tried many ways\n\nalso avoid going barefoot in places that might be common to it such as lockerrooms, dorm bathrooms, etc. It is contagious and thats how I got it- happily fungus free now :)
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try using lotion your legs are probably dry becuase your sweating
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there is bacteria living on the surface of your skin, when you sweat the bacteria feed of the sweat and emit a gas that is the smell, so no bacteria means no smell, keep your feet clean and wear clean socks put baking soda or something in your shoes and you should be ok, if its really bad talk to your doc or something maybe he can prescribe something for stinkafootus!?!?!