I have a big problem with sweating in my underarms. I tried Drysol, but it didn't change anything. What should I do now?

If you have tried Drysol without success, you may want to consider consulting a dermatologist. They can recommend other prescription-strength products or even procedures like Botox injections for severe cases. In addition to medication, lifestyle changes such as reducing stress and avoiding certain foods like alcohol, coffee, chocolate, and spicy foods may also help with excessive sweating.

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I have a big problem with sweating in my underarms. I tried Drysol, but it didn't change anything. What should I do now?

If you have tried Drysol without success, you may want to consider consulting a dermatologist. They can recommend other prescription-strength products or even procedures like Botox injections for severe cases. In addition to medication, lifestyle changes such as reducing stress and avoiding certain foods like alcohol, coffee, chocolate, and spicy foods may also help with excessive sweating.