Underarms too active when it comes to perspiration?

Months ago, I posted a question almost excessive underarm perspiration(I am a female, 13-year-old). I've tried several products for up to three weeks at a time, and zilch has worked. This included Mitchum, Dove, Ban, Certain-Dri, Secret, Dry Idea, Degree, and a specialized Adidas Deodorant... All of which be anti-persperants. None of these worked the tiniest bit for me. In fact, some cause worse sweating. I've tried different methods such as lemon juice, wash underarms consistently, etc. None of these seem to be working for me at the slightest, and is effecting how I exploit and feel nearly myself on a day-to-day basis. I'm never comfortable, and other on the edge next to this problem. I need THOROUGH information on what to do, and what exactly worked for you. Please. No one is helping me, and I could use someone's education. I have lots of other problems to operation with, resembling monthly painful migraines and other issues that don't enjoy to do with back. Also, tips to conceal the sweating?
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I've had this problem, so I'll approach it from what I did through the years and what I knowledgeable about what I be doing. My warning very soon! This will be a long answer!

Note: Antiperspirant stops you from sweating, deodorant stops you from smelling.

I used to wear antiperspirant, and would keep trying to wear more as I sweated more. Antiperspirant blocks the pores, so that you don't sweat. This didn't work for me, I'd sweat anyway, and I would stain my shirts wan because of the antiperspirant. I don't use it anymore, because I feel resembling my body was compensating for sweating, by sweating more. I have more ingrown hairs and fouled my razor from the antiperspirant which leaves a weird veil on your skin.

My sweating was so doomed to failure that I started wearing looser, open arm shirts, NOTHING that would move about tightly under my armpit. I would suggest like for you. Also, realize that the yellow stains are NOT sweat, a short time ago the antiperspirant.

Eventually I went to a doctor (for something else) and she notice me sweating. She gave me a prescription for Drysol which stops you from sweating. I read something like it, put it under my arms at hours of darkness, covering it with plastic wrap, afterwards with a shirt over it. I did this for 3 days, later about 1x a week after that. I proper it to my health by not wearing antiperspirant (both antiperpirant and drysol seem to be to me to be rather toxic!). I have to not shave before applying (for 2-3 days) and it be itchy and uncomfortable, but it worked. After for a time while, I noticed that I be getting little bumps that turned out to be cysts under my arms (one burst, ouch!) and more ingrown hair. I stopped using the drysol and the cysts went away. As you are 13, you might not be elderly enough to try this.

I finally settled that I didn't care if I sweated because I could cope beside it, and I didn't want to poison my body by using more chemicals (ingrown hairs, cysts, ouch!). I stopped using antiperspirant, stopped using drysol, and go to a pure deodorant like Tom's of Maine (which I am allergic to, ack!). Now I use the rock crystal roll on (http://www.amazon.com/crystal-deodorant-... which cuts the smell, and I solely use it when I have to, when I smell. I scarcely sweat anymore, although I am 29 now.

There are a few things to file in my story. The first is that I sweated more when I be younger, and that could have be an age thing. The second is that it could enjoy been that antiperspirant be making me sweat more. The more I put on, the more I seemed to sweat. Lastly, antiperspirant is not that apt for you, so be careful when applying it. I would ask myself, is it worth the aluminum contact and stronger chemicals that may spoil you (especially when your body is still growing)? It may be yes, it may be no.

Anywho, that's my story and I'm sticking to it!

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You're going through adolesence, unsurprisingly your arms are going to be sweaty!

Keep deodorant in your gym locker.

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Give Drysol a try. If that doesn't work any, you're gonna need to see a doc. They in a minute have a treatment that deal with that.(Botox injections).