Severe Sweating Problem

[BigRugbyMan]

I've exhausted all my options and have received no information or solution to my problem. I started doing research on my own, and then went to three different doctors which are still waiting to figure out what is wrong with me. You guys are my last hope.

Here's the deal, i get hot and sweat like there's no tomorrow... Im not talking just a little bit... Im talking like it feels like i am on a constant high dose DNP cycle. Im getting so fed up with it. Its been going on for over a year now and its getting worse. I can't go anywhere without sweating. The air can be blowing on me and i will be soaking. I have to change my clothes 4-5 times a day because they get soaked... Sometimes i am just sitting in class and im dripping with sweat. My friends think i am dying. They are always cold and i am always cranking up the AC..

Has anyone had problems like this? Please help me because I am getting so sick of it. I dont know what to do. No one can help me and i feel like i am in constant hell. PLEASE HELP ME

 

[Twitched]

are you losing weight uncontrolably?

 

[BigRugbyMan]

Nope--I've been bulking for the past few months, so i've been gaining weight.

 

[Bar Room Hero]

I've had that problem. None of the buildings were air conditioned at my college. Bigtime sweating. I had a real problem with it a couple of years ago because I was cycling in late August through November. I don't know what to tell you man, my problem comes and goes...and to tell you the truth, It doesn't really bother me anymore. Perhaps it is due to hormonal changes. Are you on?

 

[Grainger]

I sweat every damn night bro! I need to sleep with towel and change my shit at least 3 times a night! I feel your pain! Let me know if you find some relief. I could really use the same!

 

[bicepflexed]

Maybe u are allergic to the food u are eating. Peanut butter makes me sweat.

 

[Beezers]

This is very normal for any hard training athelete whom is or has gained a good deal of muscular body weight and who does indeed carry far more muscle than the "average" joe. You have to understand that while you're bulking your metabolism is running at a much higher level (Doing more things more expeditiously). These metabolic processes produce heat. The more muscle you have the more heat you will produce because you are even more metabolically acticve just supporting that muscle tissue. Then you factor in the metabolic demands of growing even more muscle and you place even greater demands on your metabolic system. Add AS into this and everything is amplified many times; the point of AS after all is to speed this anabolic process up. The bigger you are or get (muscular wise) the more metabolic demands you place on your body. A lot of heat is produced building, maintaining, and using muscles. This si why you're hot. I'm the same way. I can be 25 degrees and I still sleep with the window open. I can't go anywhere without an undershirt/or three to stop the sweat from seeping through, but that's the price we pay to be muscle gods.

 

[baryon]

hyperhidrosis

kinda sounds like hyperhidrosis to me. does it happen when you get nervous too? do a search on google...there's shit you can take to curb the sweating. there's also a surgical procedure called ETS if it's really out of control. a visit to the endocrinologist might help.

--baryon

 

[ironbarbarian]

This is very normal for any hard training athelete whom is or has gained a good deal of muscular body weight and who does indeed carry far more muscle than the "average" joe. You have to understand that while you're bulking your metabolism is running at a much higher level (Doing more things more expeditiously). These metabolic processes produce heat. The more muscle you have the more heat you will produce because you are even more metabolically acticve just supporting that muscle tissue. Then you factor in the metabolic demands of growing even more muscle and you place even greater demands on your metabolic system. Add AS into this and everything is amplified many times; the point of AS after all is to speed this anabolic process up. The bigger you are or get (muscular wise) the more metabolic demands you place on your body. A lot of heat is produced building, maintaining, and using muscles. This si why you're hot. I'm the same way. I can be 25 degrees and I still sleep with the window open. I can't go anywhere without an undershirt/or three to stop the sweat from seeping through, but that's the price we pay to be muscle gods.

Yes thats right. The more muscle you have the higher your metabolism. Bro just deal with it, we all sweat because we are freaking jacked . I have to change clothes twice a day. Wear undershirts pal they do help.

BTW which deodorant are you using? Degree "spectrum" has helped me deal with it. I mean you wont stop sweating but you will sweat less. Good luck

IB

 

[Cornellius]

It happened to me after my last cycle. Sweated like there is no tommorrow.... Hormonal changes I believe... It lasted like a month.

 

[Intramuscular]

Ask your doctor for some Drysol, it works wonders.

 

[Cornellius]

Hey!!

Also, are you getting acne?? I did....

 

[HUCKLEBERRY FINNaplex]

Have you had your BP checked recently?High BP can often induce profuse sweating.

 

[40butpumpin]

This could be a problem with your autonomic nevous system, which controls involuntary body fucntions such as heart rate, blood pressure and also sweating. There's a web site:

http://www.ndrf.org/

which is the National Dysautonomia Research Foundation, that may answer some questions for you. There're also Doctors in Cleveland, Ohio that are experts in this area who, if you are interested, I can help you track down and contact. Finally, there's a medicine called Clonidine that may help control this for you. But of course you'll have to discuss that with a doc.

I hope this helps you, bro.

All the best,
40

 

[gimmejuice]

I had the same thing last time I was on a Test cycle. I was up about 25lbs when I got a job unloading trucks. Granted you're gonna sweat, but I sweat insane shitloads. My shirt was wet as if I dunked it underwater within minutes of starting work. I've seen other posts about crazy sweating. It is normal if you're on gear. If you're not, and haven't been for over two months, and this is still happening, then I don't know what to tell you.

GJ