Too much sweating?

[skylie89]

It's 100 degrees and humid but other people don't sweat like I do. Granted when I'm in the gym I go non stop.

However, I'm drenched and dripping.

Is this normal ?

 

[sub_squoch]

It's 100 degrees and humid but other people don't sweat like I do. Granted when I'm in the gym I go non stop.

However, I'm drenched and dripping.

Is this normal ?

Everyone is different. Also depends on things like are you on anything, do you typically run hot, etc. I typically run hot and I train hard so I am the same way - absolutely dripping sweat and soaked in sweat

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[Eddie Haskell]

Everyone is different. Also depends on things like are you on anything, do you typically run hot, etc. I typically run hot and I train hard so I am the same way - absolutely dripping sweat and soaked in sweat

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Yes, that, or he simply suffers from hyperhidrosis for which treatment is available.

 

[Mobster]

It's 100 degrees and humid but other people don't sweat like I do. Granted when I'm in the gym I go non stop.

However, I'm drenched and dripping.

Is this normal ?

Without paying that much attention to other people... who knows?

 

[awm1981]

Unless it bothers you I wouldnt worry? If it does go to your doctor and see what they can prescribe if its that bad I know they have deodorant or even like botox injections that can close your sweat glands in your armpits if its that kind of issue?

Shit I usually am pouring sweat when I hit the stairmill for over and hour. Im doing sprints the entire time and literally there is a pool of sweat on the machine and my clothes are soaked like I jumped in the pool.

 

[Eddie Haskell]

Unless it bothers you I wouldnt worry? If it does go to your doctor and see what they can prescribe if its that bad I know they have deodorant or even like botox injections that can close your sweat glands in your armpits if its that kind of issue?

Shit I usually am pouring sweat when I hit the stairmill for over and hour. Im doing sprints the entire time and literally there is a pool of sweat on the machine and my clothes are soaked like I jumped in the pool.

Unless it bothers you I wouldnt worry.

Yeah, awm wouldn't sweat it. And you shouldn't sweat it either.

 

[sub_squoch]

Yes, that, or he simply suffers from hyperhidrosis for which treatment is available.

Yes this is true!!

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[Eddie Haskell]

Yes this is true!!

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Yeah, I think that may well be his problem, sub_squoch. The good news, though, is that hyperhidrosis is readily treatable.

 

[sub_squoch]

Yeah, I think that may well be his problem, sub_squoch. The good news, though, is that hyperhidrosis is readily treatable.

Yea it is. But I sweat like a mofo when training and I don't think I have hyperhidrosis because any other time I'm GTG. I tend to run hot naturally. I'm an avid hiker and kayaker and when I purchase outdoor sleeping gear I tend to buy gear not rated as cold as others typically would because it's usually too warm for me. Not that that's a tell-all but just using it as an example!! Either way - it's something the OP could look into for sure if the sweat is a bother. I personally like it - feel like I did something!

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[Eddie Haskell]

Yea it is. But I sweat like a mofo when training and I don't think I have hyperhidrosis because any other time I'm GTG. I tend to run hot naturally. I'm an avid hiker and kayaker and when I purchase outdoor sleeping gear I tend to buy gear not rated as cold as others typically would because it's usually too warm for me. Not that that's a tell-all but just using it as an example!! Either way - it's something the OP could look into for sure if the sweat is a bother. I personally like it - feel like I did something!

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Yes, the OP - skylie89 indicated that he sweats excessively both inside and outside the gym. So he certainly suffers from hyperhidrosis.

 

[sub_squoch]

Yes, the OP - skylie89 indicated that he sweats excessively both inside and outside the gym. So he certainly suffers from hyperhidrosis.

Oh I must have missed that part! Yup, agree!

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[muskate]

Sweating is actually a GOOD thing. It's the sign of a healthy metabolism.

As long as your sweat doesn't wreak like ammonia - it's a good thing

 

[stevesmi]

some people can break a sweat faster

 

[lipid]

gear makes u perspirate more due to increased CNS and TEF and NEAT