I suppose I'm lucky in the fact I rarely sweat...
But I sometimes get dry skin, which is, in a way, worse.
But I sometimes get dry skin, which is, in a way, worse.
I'm the opposite FF ... and I'm in shape and of athletic build tooFFLink13 wrote:
I suppose I'm lucky in the fact I rarely sweat...
But I sometimes get dry skin, which is, in a way, worse.
Jordjord wrote:
Better hands than armpits. I shaved them once, didn't help...
GL in the Army
I don't get it....Mek-Izzle wrote:
Jordjord wrote:
Better hands than armpits. I shaved them once, didn't help...
GL in the Army
Everyone else will sweat in the Army from exercise anyway, so ill fit right in.
Ah I see. You said you were seeing someone so I thought that was it haha.Funky_Finny wrote:
It's not that I'm nervous, I mean right now my mouse is wet, I just sweat out my hands lots, but never anywhere else.mtb0minime wrote:
I heard of people putting kleenex or paper towels in their pockets, then they just grab those when their hands get sweaty. Hopefully it'll just go away, though. No need to be nervous
I guess keep your hands out in the air at all times and hopefully they'll dry off somehow. But if it gets real bad, may want to see a doctor.
I get that, although by the sound of it very mildly compared to everyone else. It's just stuff like when I hold the mouse its moist (teehee) when I move my hand off it.
I used to have a friend who constantly sweated out of his hands, his hobby was to keep them in his pocket til they're nice and moist and slap me
better than someone jizzing on their hand and slapping youI'm Jamesey wrote:
I used to have a friend who constantly sweated out of his hands, his hobby was to keep them in his pocket til they're nice and moist and slap me
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Some friend....I'm Jamesey wrote:
I used to have a friend who constantly sweated out of his hands, his hobby was to keep them in his pocket til they're nice and moist and slap me
Hehehehheheheheehhe moist.ghettoperson wrote:
I get that, although by the sound of it very mildly compared to everyone else. It's just stuff like when I hold the mouse its moist (teehee) when I move my hand off it.
My little brother has the same affliction. Hyperhydrosis I believe it's called. They have a surgery for it, not sure what exactly it does though. Apparently according to him more and more insurers are accepting the surgery as medical necessity as opposed to cosmetic. That's what he tells me anyway.
My hands can get quite sweaty as well at times. It does make certain situations awkward like shaking hands or test copies that are rippled because of the moist. I just tend to wipe my hands on my trousers often when they're sweaty.
Also, a strange thing I've noticed is that my hands don't get wet when I play games on the PC but when I play on my Playstation my controller sometimes becomes slippery..
Also, a strange thing I've noticed is that my hands don't get wet when I play games on the PC but when I play on my Playstation my controller sometimes becomes slippery..
I'm wet all the time.FlemishHCmaniac wrote:
My hands can get quite sweaty as well at times. It does make certain situations awkward like shaking hands or test copies that are rippled because of the moist. I just tend to wipe my hands on my trousers often when they're sweaty.
Also, a strange thing I've noticed is that my hands don't get wet when I play games on the PC but when I play on my Playstation my controller sometimes becomes slippery..
Chalk.Funky_Finny wrote:
I'm serious, my hands are the most sweaty part of me. And since recently started seeing someone I thought I'd get it sorted out, as it never bothered me before, but since I'm holding someones hands I thought it'd be better if I did.
Suggestions?
I use that when I work out but still it doesn't compensate for the huge amount of sweat the glands seem to secrete. When I do pull ups my hands start to slip away at about 10 reps so I have to make an extra effort to keep hold of the bar.daddyofdeath wrote:
Chalk.Funky_Finny wrote:
I'm serious, my hands are the most sweaty part of me. And since recently started seeing someone I thought I'd get it sorted out, as it never bothered me before, but since I'm holding someones hands I thought it'd be better if I did.
Suggestions?
yea my palms sweat all the time pretty much, holding hands with girls, shaking hands, etc are all awkward. i'd get a surgery but $$$
Three letters: NHS.clogar wrote:
yea my palms sweat all the time pretty much, holding hands with girls, shaking hands, etc are all awkward. i'd get a surgery but $$$
Anti-perspirant on hands
My hands only get sweaty when holding a controller or a mouse for a while.
My hands only get sweaty when holding a controller or a mouse for a while.
Don't be so self conscious.
You couldn't get more self conscious than me.geNius wrote:
Don't be so self conscious.
@Hurri, Thanks, I will try that.
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I have to ask all you people saying "sourgery"
how the **** do you treat sweaty palms by sourgery? wtf?
how the **** do you treat sweaty palms by sourgery? wtf?
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
everyone takes my high fives.Funky_Finny wrote:
It's so severe that people have taken to denying me high-fives..
but i hate when my hand gets sweaty when i hold my girlfriends hand.
Stick a Kotex on top of your mouse.
Not researched, but removal of sweat glands?FloppY_ wrote:
I have to ask all you people saying "sourgery"
how the **** do you treat sweaty palms by sourgery? wtf?
This is why I don't want to hold my g/fs hand, because she'd be in your position..MAGUIRE93 wrote:
everyone takes my high fives.Funky_Finny wrote:
It's so severe that people have taken to denying me high-fives..
but i hate when my hand gets sweaty when i hold my girlfriends hand.
Uhm, well yeah... but thats basically impossible because of them beeing so smallFunky_Finny wrote:
Not researched, but removal of sweat glands?FloppY_ wrote:
I have to ask all you people saying "sourgery"
how the **** do you treat sweaty palms by sourgery? wtf?
I dunno, sounds impossible...
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Meh, not wanting to go down that road atm. Research yourself if you want..FloppY_ wrote:
Uhm, well yeah... but thats basically impossible because of them beeing so smallFunky_Finny wrote:
Not researched, but removal of sweat glands?FloppY_ wrote:
I have to ask all you people saying "sourgery"
how the **** do you treat sweaty palms by sourgery? wtf?
I dunno, sounds impossible...