Please

have you tried seeing a doctor about this?

I found this information on the net:

Persons with hyperhidrosis have overly abundant sweating or perspiration that most of the time negatively alters their activities of daily life. This excessive sweating is sometimes started by stress, emotions, and/or physical strain or exercise. However, this excessive sweating or hyperhidrosis can also occur out of the blue without warning. Persons with palmar (hands and palms) hyperhidrosis have wet, overly moist hands that often interfere with holding items and disrupt activities like work and play. A lot of people with palmar hyperhidrosis feel that it is a difficult social problem, because every time they shake hands or hug, they leave the other person's palm or back very moist, which of course is a sensation most people find unpleasant.

Also, anti perspirants might be helpful.

other forms of treatment:

The first treatment for excessive sweating is usually medical in nature and does not necessarily include hospital operations. There are ointments and salves ( MegaDry Antiperspirant) available that are astringents which have a inclination to dry up the sweat glands. Another treatment is iontopheresis (electrical shock therapy). This usually consists of a light treatment of electrical stimulation, and is commonly applied to the hands. Patients place their hands in a shallow bath which has an electrical current. This treatment tends to "stun" the sweat glands and can decrease the secretion of sweat for periods of 6 hours to one week. One of the most recent treatments proposed is the injection of botulinum toxin (Botox) into the area of excessive sweating. This is a toxin that affects nerve endings and decreases the transmission of the nerve impulses to the sweat glands thus resulting in decreased sweating. It generally requires several injections in the palms or underarms and it remains effective from one to six months. Repeated injections are nearly always required to maintain an adequate level of dryness.



Supplementing the recently mentioned treatments for hyperhidrosis, many medicines have been studied and tried with varying degrees of success with heavy sweating. These include both sedatives (in those patients with stress-induced hyperhidrosis) and medications that affect the nervous system. General doctors, nurses, or interns often start the first phase of the hyperhidrosis treatment. Patients not affected by simple treatment regimens are quite often then pointed to a specialist. This specialist is more then not, a dermatologist or neurologist. For all cases, surgery is only an optoin when the less invasive medical treatments have had no real or significant affect in stemming hyperhidrosis.

quotes are from this site:

http://www.megadry.com/excessive-sweating-info.html#sweaty-palms

@topic starter

How can you be [b]sweeting [/b]on your palm and feet?, do you lick them?

Dear Startony,
  Though your case might not be common in tropical countries like Nigeria, but it's a harmless medical condition known as hyperhidrosis. And though your case (as described) is a bit of the severe type, but however, this condition does not involve any health risk, neither is it a symptom of any serious disease or illness nor a side effect of any allergy: just that you might feel some discomfort according to your sensibility.
  There are treatments or surgeries or both for it, i advice that you consult a physician. Cheer up, you're not at risk

viperman:

@topic starter

How can you be sweeting [/b]on your palm and feet?, do you lick them?

Thats the most stupid and nonsensical post of the millenium. Someone is pouring out his hurting heart and thats all you got to offer??
You don't have to tell me i'm rude either or that i should mind my business, i already weighed and considered that before posting. He misplaced the "a" and "e", but so what?? or you're perfect?There's time for everything joor

[b]@ poster

I'm sorry for the embarrassments, sleepless nights and worries but its all natural, i hope you get the attention, solution and cure you need. In as much as its all risk and damage free, its only imagineable how much you emotionally and psychologically hurt

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I wish you well dear!!

Vicjustice:

Dear Startony,
  Though your case might not be common in tropical countries like Nigeria, but it's a harmless medical condition known as hyperhidrosis. And though your case (as described) is a bit of the severe type, but however, this condition does not involve any health risk, neither is it a symptom of any serious disease or illness nor a side effect of any allergy: just that you might feel some discomfort according to your sensibility.
  There are treatments or surgeries or both for it, i advice that you consult a physician. Cheer up, you're not at risk

Startony, could you please edit ("modify" this tread and the title to help people understanding the content properly? Nobody is above error, so, it would be more favourable if you rectify the spelling "sweet" (to swe[b]a[/b]t). Thank you.

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