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Alwaystired0704

Updated 11mo ago

Why do I sweat so much after a shower?

does anyone else like sweat profusely after a shower even if your house isn’t hot at all? i’ve been struggling with this for awhile now and idk what to do

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Anxious

3y

It could be your anxiety I know I’m always hot and before my accident and anxiety I was always cold
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Bubblegumpranker

3y

Yes, I just dubbed it to my body temperature trying to return to normal after a hot shower. I just take a 1 minute cold soak before I get out and I haven't really had the problem since.
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heavensent.queen

3y

I would try rinsing off with cool water before getting out of the shower. Opening windows and doors should help too.
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Lulu10

3y

Me! I hate this.. are you taking any steroids for any condition you have? It used to happen to me all the time when I was on steroids and now still happens to me sometimes. Maybe I’m just a sweaty person😅 Anyway, I agree with heavensent.queen about showering with cool water before getting out of the shower
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Alwaystired0704

3y

thank you for all the responses! i tried using cold water for a couple seconds before i got out of the shower and it worked really well! i barely had any sweat on my face and i didn’t feel hot at all so thank you!!

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