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ReplyUmm, I don’t like being the first one to answer and I bet this is going to be a stupid suggestion, but what kind of antiperspirants did you use? I would advise you to use antiperspirants in powder. Waiting for wet antiperspirants to dry off can be difficult if you are sweating so much…
Oh and then don’t apply it in the very evening. Catch some free time after work, after shower, before the meal and before you go to sleep. Something in between there. I hope you get what I mean? -
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Degree Clinical Protection smells nice to me. And it’s in a powder, something I really appreciate. If you want to check it out, here’s a link to its Amazon page.
Of course, I cannot wholeheartedly recommend it when I know that your preferences are probably different from mine, but if you’re stuck, you can check it out. -
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Hi I’m back. Did not log in for a long while, but thanks so much for the kind words and support and friendship requests. It put a dent into my loneliness.
Anyway I have been busy trying to find a job since I could not live off my meager savings forever. Had some success there, now we will see how it goes. So, thankfully a job now stops me from feeling completely worthless.
I am currently trying to push myself into routine of iontophoresis treatments, it’s like the antidote for self-pity. I skip the treatments sometimes… just feeling sad, tired and lazy… Then my sweating gets worse. Ah, you know how it goes.
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