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excessive sweating
by sunlover518, Jan 29, 2007 12:00AM
I was recently on ambien and because of the side effects, excessive sweating, dry mouth, I stopped taking it. But this has been two weeks ago and I am still having the increased sweating under the arms. I went through menopause last year and do not have hot flashes over the upper body but it feels as though I can feel myself sweating more under my arms. I never feel dry no matter how much deodorant I use (I have tried many deodorants, etc.) and nothing seems to help. Has anyone else experienced this? I am not taking HRT replacement, only herbal remedies and I take no other meds.
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by caligirl85, Jan 30, 2007 12:00AM
Try to locate this product called Certain Dri in the deodorant aisle. They might have it at Riteaid, Walgreens, something like that. It is a strong antiperspirant you apply at night. It does have a burning sensation when you apply it, so use just a little at first. It is meant for excessive sweating and will get your sweat glands under control. I used the product for a few months and now barely perspire under my arms at all.
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