Non-surgical options

Antiperspirants and deodorants

A deodorant with a high aluminumchlorid- hexahydrate blocks the pores to avoid sweating.
I have tested some of them and I used a lot of it to cover my whole armpits. I doubt that it’s very healthy.  I had red and itchy armpits after using it. Did it help? Very little. The stain on my shirt was a little smaller, but still too big. A friend of mine had very good results with it though.

Tea

I have also tried various teas from various plants which were chosen through kinesiology most of them didn't taste so good and none of them really helped me.

Drugs

Here I do not have any experience. On the homepage www.sweating-help.com you will find a whole list of possibilities. I decided against drugs because I believe in the principles of homeopathy and I don't want to introduce any unnecessary chemical substances into my body.

Homeopathy

Unfortunately none of the three experienced homeopaths I went to could help me.

Alternative therapy

I have tried many. Acupuncture, homeopathy, kinesiology, Philippine healer…. Some of them actually helped reduce the sweating but not significantly enough.

Water Ionospheres

The skin is treated with a weak electric current. The hands or feet are put into water and a weak (15mA to 30mA) electric current is sent through them to reduce the sensitivity of the sweat pores. I haven’t tried it since I could not find a machine that would be suitable for the armpits - iontophoresis   

Sweat pads

A product that can absorb the sweat. But the pads that I have tried were by far not absorbent enough. It didn’t take long and the pads were saturated and I had a stain on my shirt.

And now?

Still dark stains on my shirt under the armpits and still no help.

What options has modern medicine to offer to fight extreme sweating?

Please go to the surgical possibilities