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How can i decrease my sweating when dancing?
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Sweating is normal!: Sweating during any form of exercise is a normal, natural body response! if it seems excessive, try a prescription grade antiperspirant/ deodorant. There are also medical interventions to decrease sweating, for example, Botox in the sweat glands, if it is an intolerable problem.
Answered 6/24/2014
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