Damn, I'm a sweating machine!
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hey guys!
kinda rare for me to post topics here huh? eheheh
eerm....i think i got a lil' problem...
i sweat alot
well...i dont sweat that much last time...
but only about last year or something did i realised that i had turned into a sweating machine! hehehe
i myself think its because i'm not doing enough exercises nowadays (i read somewhere that exercising regularly wont make you sweat so much)
and another reason is, i've gained a hellava weight ( i've gained about 20 KG in the past 2 years)
damn..i hate this problem...everytime i go out and walk a few steps and i'll sweat, walk longer and i'll sweat like i've been in a swimming pool! Its freakin worst when the sun is scorching on my ass
hate consulting doctors as i think that is a waste of my money! those money i'd rather spend on food! YUM YUM
so any advices for me peeps?
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If you are sweating profusely only under exposure to hot temperature or normal conditions, I would assume that you are fine. It's just your body reacting to release heat to prevent you from suffering hyperthermia.
Apply strong antiperspirant before you go out, you'll be ok.
Excessive sweating, aka hyperhidrosis can be caused by obesity (that you mentioned you rather spend $$ on food, and you gained 20kg?), environmental temp, excercise, spicy food, emotional situation, and sometimes hormonal imbalance and few other reasons.
However if you find yourself sweating excessively even when not exposed to heat, or not doing any physical strenous activity, I suggest you should go to see a doctor, you can be suffereing from overactive thyroid glands. -
hmmm i'm not obese...
i sweat even at home, when i'm changing clothes and ready to go out...but sweat abit only lah...but its still irritating...
when i walk to the bus stop, damn....the sweating machine is starting to be online!!!
hmmmm.... i hate doctors AARGHHHH
thanks for the advice anyway
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What's your idea of obese? what's your height and weight? I am also on the plum side. But you put on 20kg? That's alot. For me, i lost 5 and put back 2. Then i dieted and lost 1 again. But i was really upset already. 1kg is lots of meat you know. I can just feel my jeans tightened up and loosened a bit after i lost the 1kg. I believe people that are overweight tends to perspire more easily. Anyway, it was quite hot and humid these few weeks and i hate it.
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hmm, i am a person who seldom sweat.. oh yah, anyway, humans dun sweat, humans persire. only horses sweat!
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last time i'm kinda skinny lor
my height is around 173 and my weight is 70kg...
hmmm
i didnt exactly gained 20KG lah...i just round off... i think i gained around 17-18 like that lah! -
i'm 93kg and my height is 1.83. maybe that's a bit obese but i didn't see fat people who sweat more than i do. btw, i have this problem too i just posted a new message. so correct me if i'm wrong, are generally fat paople similar to people who are obese or are they differnt type of ppl. its not just the weather... i've had it since i was young. it was the same when i was 55kg at a height of 1.7 something. its like genetically in me! so if its really overreactive thyroid glands, what kind of treatment do we get from the doctor?
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Originally posted by tinydot:If you are sweating profusely only under exposure to hot temperature or normal conditions, I would assume that you are fine. It's just your body reacting to release heat to prevent you from suffering hyperthermia.
Apply strong antiperspirant before you go out, you'll be ok.
Excessive sweating, aka hyperhidrosis can be caused by obesity (that you mentioned you rather spend $$ on food, and you gained 20kg?), environmental temp, excercise, spicy food, emotional situation, and sometimes hormonal imbalance and few other reasons.
However if you find yourself sweating excessively even when not exposed to heat, or not doing any physical strenous activity, I suggest you should go to see a doctor, you can be suffereing from overactive thyroid glands. You doctor? -
hummmm..
20kg in 2 years??
173cm
70kg....
wat is the size of ur pant??
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you are such a f**khead...Originally posted by ogs4ever:hummmm..
20kg in 2 years??
173cm
70kg....
wat is the size of ur pant??
34++??
digging up such an old thread
and my waist AINT 34, eer ... now its around 31 -
metres?Originally posted by Prodigy:you are such a f**khead...
digging up such an old thread
and my waist AINT 34, eer ... now its around 31 
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Originally posted by ogs4ever:hummmm..
20kg in 2 years??
173cm
70kg....
wat is the size of ur pant??
34++?? remember to look at the time when the last reply was everytime u make a post.. 
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that idiot is trying to 'suan' me lah...Originally posted by kohanson: remember to look at the time when the last reply was everytime u make a post..
anyway, the size of our pants, issit measured in inches or cm? -
oh, and i forgot to add...Originally posted by ogs4ever:hummmm..
20kg in 2 years??
173cm
70kg....
wat is the size of ur pant??
34++??
your stats?
<59 kg
165cm?
diameter of head? hmmm too big to measure? -
one thing to note is never to use anti-persipirant. its poison.
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veri true , the more u gain muscles, the more healthier looking ur, plus u don't sweat easily too.
i myself think its because i'm not doing enough exercises nowadays (i read somewhere that exercising regularly wont make you sweat so much)
and another reason is, i've gained a hellava weight ( i've gained about 20 KG in the past 2 years)
hah, there a price to pay for a bigger body frame , especially those flabby chunks of meat at the armpit, meaning u sweat profusely which u need to replenish those loss of liquid content in ur own hydrating body by drink a lot of water.