How can I stop my armpits from sweating?

The human body has many sweat glands, and we sweat a lot in the summer. Sweat is a form of metabolism. The sweat glands under the armpits secrete some organic substances, which are decomposed by bacteria and cause unpleasant odors. During adolescence, because the endocrine glands are greatly affected, the apocrine glands secrete vigorously. This usually occurs around the age of 16 or 17, and is more common in females than in males. This is also due to genetic factors. How can I stop my armpits from sweating?

The average adult body has 3 to 4 million sweat glands, which produce 15 liters of fluid a day. Nearly 99% of the sweat is water, which helps the body dissipate heat and regulate body temperature.

The armpits are home to the apocrine sweat glands, so you can use some roll-on antiperspirant products to inhibit the secretion of sweat from the apocrine sweat glands. It does no harm to the body. Because the human body's sweat is discharged through the apocrine sweat glands and the eccrine sweat glands respectively, controlling the secretion of the underarm sweat glands has no effect on the body.

Because the apocrine sweat glands and eccrine sweat glands have different structures, the sweat they secrete and excrete also differ in composition and properties. The components of sweat secreted by the apocrine sweat glands include carbohydrates, proteins, pyruvate, iron, ammonia and lipids, while the components of sweat secreted by the eccrine sweat glands are almost all water except for a trace amount of salt. Therefore, controlling the secretion of underarm sweat glands can also prevent the deterioration of sugars and proteins caused by bacteria and the production of odor.

Use antiperspirants:

Usually, antiperspirant and deodorant products contain a large amount of bactericidal and odor-eliminating ingredients, which can penetrate into the skin through the pores and directly act on the sweat glands, reducing the secretion of sweat in the human body, especially under the armpits. Applying them to parts of the body that are prone to sweating before going out or after bathing can reduce the amount of sweating by half. At the same time, antiperspirant and deodorant products will start by inhibiting bacterial reproduction, decomposing, changing or absorbing the bacteria and components that cause sweat odor. Therefore, as long as you carry such an antiperspirant with you in this hot summer season, you will no longer be troubled by bad odors, and you will no longer be irritated by the stickiness of your body caused by sweating.

When using a roller-type deodorant, the antiperspirant effect will be more obvious if you tilt or invert the bottle for a moment to allow the antiperspirant to fully contact the roller ball, and then apply it evenly to the sweaty areas under the armpits.

Antiperspirant deodorant products are mainly used to control the amount of sweat in areas where you sweat a lot, such as the armpits, neck, elbows, etc. They only reduce sweating in a small area and will not cause any harm to the body. You should know that the human body is full of sweat glands and is sweating all the time. Even if you suppress a small amount of sweating, it will not cause any harm to the body.

Remove the secretions of the sweat glands under the armpits in time to prevent them from being decomposed by bacteria and producing odor. Pay attention to personal hygiene, take a bath and change clothes more often. After bathing, you can sprinkle some perfume on your armpits to keep your skin, especially the skin under your armpits, clean and dry. Don't eat spicy food. If you have a lot of armpit hair, you should shave it. Wear loose clothing and wash your armpits more often.