Dirunal Hyperhidrosis
 

It doesn't matter how hot or cold, how humid or non-humid it is inside or out, if the sun is up, my pits are dripping. I can be sitting here with my window open in the winter freezing my ass off, and if the sun is up (even if cloudy), I have to keep changing shirts.

However, after about 9pm (summer or winter, doesn't matter) no matter how hot/humid it is inside or out, I can exert my myself till my brow and back are sweating but my pits remain dry.

WTF?

No vampirism remarks, please. I've had enough of those. Am I alone in this?

Nasty experience with the sun when you were a child?http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/tongue1.gif

Didn't start till puberty, but as soon as that kicked in so did this.

And now you're how old? I'm no doctor but sounds like some sort of hormonal abnormality. Maybe something to do with the pineal gland?

I'm 30.

It sucks, what does the time of day have to do with sweating? I don't get it.

Why can I bust my ass at night and be fine but not move during the day and have my pits going crazy? People wonder why I sleep all day and am up all night, there you go.

I have the same problem, but mine isn't really associated with any particular time of the day. Some days it's really bad, and some days it goes away completely. It's really annoying.

Have you tried any of the super high-strength antipersperants? I bought one online a while ago called Certain Dri that actually takes care of it (another is Drysol, but I think that's Rx only).

The only downside is that during the evening after you have applied it, your armpits feel like you rubbed sandpaper inside of them and then dumped about 3 quarts of Tabasco sauce into the wound. They also turn bright pink from the irritation. But hell, the next morning they're back to normal, and you only need to apply the stuff about once a week.http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ies/laugh1.gif

Holy ****. And it's safe for prolonged use?

Well, it's SUPPOSED to be. I think. [rofl]

Regardless, the evening of discomfort is usually worth it. And sometimes it doesn't sting as bad...not sure what the variable is.