anyone easily overheat/sweat

Similar issue here. I can be soaked in sweat from simple house work or playing wii with the kids. I checked with a dr and he said no reason for me to worry just adjust. Not my idea of fixing the problem but not heading for a second opinion any time soon.

I feel like this too!

I have no advice for the summer. I exercise and then take a tepid shower. I stand there and turn the temp cooler and cooler, and once or twice I've had the hot completely off. But then you have to get out.

I get yelled at by my work "mom" for not wearing a coat in the winter. I commute 35 miles and wearing a coat would ensure that I have sweat stains before I even clock in. I take a coat, but unless I have car trouble I do not wear it.

If you actually have hyperhidrosis then a doctor can treat it. (Last time I checked, they can either use Botox injections or in severe cases they can surgically correct nerve-issues. They are working on a topical Botox cream to treat it, but it's still in trials.) In the meantime, monitor your temperature, stay hydrated, and workout as much as possible indoors. (When I was really having a hard time, I started ice skating. I still worked up a sweat, but the rink temperature felt much better than the outdoors.) )

I used to think that it was because I was overweight, but now I'm at an ideal/normal weight range and I still sweat a lot. Even in winter walking to work, I'll have sweaty underarms. I have no idea why it is but nothing seems to work. I think it's actually gotten worse drinking extra water. I don't eat a lot of sodium, so I think it comes out of me anyway it can, including through the pores.

The only good part of it is that it really makes you feel like you've worked out really well when you're dripping with sweat.

I have the Same problem. Esp. in the summer. If I exercise..I have to do it in an air conditioned setting and even then I need a fan blowing directly on me. I still get wringing wet (hair goes completely damp--looks like I just came out of the shower!). It's embarrassing, but I have Always been like this--even when I was tiny ( 103 lbs)! My Mother has the Same problem--so I think it's hereditary. I did see several doctors about this and was told the exact same thing by them all---Learn to live with it! Argh! I Do have MS, so it's even more important for me Not to get over-heated. My poor husband Freezes when I am having problems with my body's "thermostat"...Poor StevLL!! One solution is that I wear a "Cool Vest" in the summer. As I have horses--and need to be outside often. So it keeps my "core" temp cool which helps a lot! I hate this "problem"!!:embarassed:

I have the Same problem. Esp. in the summer. If I exercise..I have to do it in an air conditioned setting and even then I need a fan blowing directly on me. I still get wringing wet (hair goes completely damp--looks like I just came out of the shower!). It's embarrassing, but I have Always been like this--even when I was tiny ( 103 lbs)! My Mother has the Same problem--so I think it's hereditary. I did see several doctors about this and was told the exact same thing by them all---Learn to live with it! Argh! I Do have MS, so it's even more important for me Not to get over-heated. My poor husband Freezes when I am having problems with my body's "thermostat"...Poor StevLL!! One solution is that I wear a "Cool Vest" in the summer. As I have horses--and need to be outside often. So it keeps my "core" temp cool which helps a lot! I hate this "problem"!!:embarassed: