Stone Mountain, GA -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/09/2014 -- Hyperhidrosis is the medical name for excessive sweating, and it affects millions of people around the world. According to Sweat Through It, young adults or those going through adolescence are the ones that suffer from this chronic condition. The underarm area is where this condition normally develops and some people experience this problem all over their body.

A representative of the site stated that the most common areas of excessive sweating include the hands, feet, underarms, and also the face. Jerry is one of the administrators on the site and he states "facial sweating is probably the worst to have to deal with because you can't hide it, it's right there. It's very uncomfortable having beads of sweat falling down from your face all day long." This is why they decided to write this article on facial sweating and different things someone can do to remedy it.

Anticholinergic medications are one of these excessive facial sweating treatments that's covered in this article. This medication is designed to stop the production of sweat by blocking the neurotransmitters (doctors suspect that the neurotransmitter is the cause of excessive sweating).

However, some of the side effects associated with this medication are too much for some people to handle. Some of the symptoms of this condition include dry mouth, dry eyes, and itchy skin. Some people that have tried this medication indicated that the symptoms were easy to deal with after a few uses.

Another treatment for excessive sweating of the face is robinul. Robinul forte is normally used for stomach problems, but more and more hyperhidrosis sufferers are realizing that it can be used to reduce or stop excessive sweating. Robinul stops sweating by reducing the secretions of certain organs on one’s body. The downsides to this drug are that it might cause dry mouth, and even reduce the mucus inside one’s lungs and nose.

On Sweat Through It they go into great detail on the dosage and how to take robinul. Driclor is also another popular method used for reducing excessive face sweating. The site points out that driclor is effective because it contains aluminum chloride, which is the chemical compound that prevents the sweat glands from producing sweat.

"Everybody knows that we need to sweat, because it's the body's natural way of cooling off. But when it reaches the point that you can't function in a social environment then it has gone too far. Correcting this problem can be done once you know what exactly causes it. That's why we focus half of the article on how facial sweating is caused, and what can be done to prevent it."

For more information please visit http://sweatthroughit.com/how-to-sweat-less-on-your-face-effective-ways-to-stop-facial-sweating

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