Don't Sweat It: Tips For Surviving Summer From The International Hyperhidrosis Society

June 21st marks the summer solstice and the first official day of summer. For many, summer is a favorite season - full of barbeques, pool parties, and picnics in the sun. But for the three percent of the population that suffers from excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, summer is a dreaded "sweat season," reports the International Hyperhidrosis Society. While hyperhidrosis sufferers sweat excessively regardless of the temperature outside or how they are feeling inside, summer's high temperatures and humidity greatly aggravate the embarrassing and uncomfortable medical condition, causing sweaty feet to slip right out of flip-flops, sweaty faces to wash off sunscreen and fog sunglasses, sweaty armpits to "pit out" t- shirts, and sweaty hands to drop the barbeque spatula. To help both excessive sweaters and normal sweaters to stay comfortable, healthy, and confident this summer, the International Hyperhidrosis Society (visit the Society online at

(Author: http://www.SweatHelp.org)

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