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How can i fix my sweating and body odor problem? (still there even when i wear deodorant)
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Botox or drysol: Two medications can be helpful for excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis). One is drysol. This is a prescription antiperspirant, that can be used along the armpits every other day to every third day to control sweating. Another option is botox. This would comprise of several injections along the armpits. Botox injections can last for 6 months, and keep the affected area relatively dry.
Answered 6/24/2014
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