KO7
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Excessive sweating (exacerbated tenfold by being embarrassed/anxious about the initial sweating) has ruined many social or potential social situations for me. It’s been so bad that if I could magically pick one of:
- magically grow taller
- instantly be fluent in any one additional language
- have perfect hearing (I’m hearing impaired)
- sweat normally ,
I would 100% without a doubt choose the last one. I’ve sought medical help to no avail as it’s not hyperhydrosis localized in specific areas. It usually starts in the forehead which makes social situations terrifying and then spreads all over if it’s really hot out and the anxiety and panic sets in. In the summertime, I’ve avoided entire outdoor wedding ceremonies by hiding somewhere indoors. I just absolutely dread summer weddings for this reason and would be extremely fearful of excessive sweating if I ever got married, regardless of the weather and wedding venue, and controlled indoor temperature.
Over the years as I’ve matured and gained more confidence, the sweating that’s exacerbated by nervousness and anxiety has become a lot more controllable now, admittedly. But the problem of heat-caused excessive sweating has not subsided despite losing a bunch of weight and in generally average-good fitness shape now.
- magically grow taller
- instantly be fluent in any one additional language
- have perfect hearing (I’m hearing impaired)
- sweat normally ,
I would 100% without a doubt choose the last one. I’ve sought medical help to no avail as it’s not hyperhydrosis localized in specific areas. It usually starts in the forehead which makes social situations terrifying and then spreads all over if it’s really hot out and the anxiety and panic sets in. In the summertime, I’ve avoided entire outdoor wedding ceremonies by hiding somewhere indoors. I just absolutely dread summer weddings for this reason and would be extremely fearful of excessive sweating if I ever got married, regardless of the weather and wedding venue, and controlled indoor temperature.
Over the years as I’ve matured and gained more confidence, the sweating that’s exacerbated by nervousness and anxiety has become a lot more controllable now, admittedly. But the problem of heat-caused excessive sweating has not subsided despite losing a bunch of weight and in generally average-good fitness shape now.
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