Hyperhidrosis is a common condition in which your body sweats more than necessary, often leading to discomfort or embarrassment. Medications, certain antiperspirants, and different therapies can reduce sweat production, and more frequent showers or baths and wearing breathable fabrics may help you feel more comfortable.
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