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Clammy hands... :/

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Unfortunately I suffer the same thing... Clammy hands suck when holding another persons hand, and it also is pointed out to me all the time :/ I doubt that there is a solution to the problem, as it's just sweating... talcum powder could be a temporary fix- it dries up all the moisture and creates nice soft hands, but it probably wouldn't be very convenient having to use it all the time.
 
The only way to get laid with clammy hands is to become a mortician. That way they're clammy too and they can't reject or make fun of you.
 
Sometimes clammy hands and feet are genetic. Carrying a small container of corn starch or baby powder with you and applying it after washing your hands may work for you. I know this is hard for guys, you can keep it in your backpack. If the perspiration persists, see a health care provider to see if you have hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating of the palms of your hands and feet. There are treatment options that may help dry your hands and feet and leave you feeling more comfortable too.

Off topic:Mega matt, if you're not going to give any constructive advice, let me advise you to do something. Piss off.
 
Sometimes clammy hands and feet are genetic. Carrying a small container of corn starch or baby powder with you and applying it after washing your hands may work for you. I know this is hard for guys, you can keep it in your backpack. If the perspiration persists, see a health care provider to see if you have hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating of the palms of your hands and feet. There are treatment options that may help dry your hands and feet and leave you feeling more comfortable too.

Off topic:Mega matt, if you're not going to give any constructive advice, let me advise you to do something. Piss off.

I like your advice there buddy. Especially, the advice to Mega matt :love:
 
Sometimes clammy hands and feet are genetic. Carrying a small container of corn starch or baby powder with you and applying it after washing your hands may work for you. I know this is hard for guys, you can keep it in your backpack. If the perspiration persists, see a health care provider to see if you have hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating of the palms of your hands and feet. There are treatment options that may help dry your hands and feet and leave you feeling more comfortable too.

Off topic:Mega matt, if you're not going to give any constructive advice, let me advise you to do something. Piss off.

I knew Necro couldn't write something that good, nice copy'n'pasta.
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Anyway they aren't that much of a deal tbh.
Just wipe them on your jeans once and a while.
 
I never claimed to have written it. I just googled it and found it. There's no rule against that is there? I thought it was good, sound advice and I wanted to share.

On topic: It is a big deal if your girlfriend likes to hold your hand a lot and she doesn't feel comfortable with clammy hands.
What's the use of wiping them on your jeans? It'll keep coming back after a while.
 
I had this for a bit and talcum powder certainly helped. It went away after about 7 months of me noticing it, I'm not sure why >.>
 
I knew Necro couldn't write something that good, nice copy'n'pasta.
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Anyway they aren't that much of a deal tbh.
Just wipe them on your jeans once and a while.

Idiot, shut up... the point is someone else put in the effort to try and find a way to help this person. That's what it's about.

I also read something, if you are really serious about it - you can have sweat glands removed in your hands... which will stop this.
Speak to your parents, perhaps they can help too?
 
To add to Awezum's post, I found this. You might want to take a look at it.

Surgery - Sweat gland suction:
A new technique adapted and modified from liposuction. On an out-patient basis with only local anaesthesia, the sweat glands are permanently removed in a gentle, non-aggressive manner. The sweat glands and armpits are first softened and anaesthetized with a special solution. After a short period, the sweat glands can then be removed in a manner similar to liposuction. Only small incisions above and under the armpits are required to remove the sweat glands through quick suction. The entire minimally invasive operation takes between 60 and 90 minutes. Patients can go home directly after the procedure. Some can even return to work after leaving the practice, although it is recommend taking the rest of the day off. Over 95% of patients report considerably less discomfort and permanent dryness.

Taken from HERE. It should be pretty costly though.
 
Necro, malaysians can't barely afford internet(wtf are you doing here) let alone surgery.

This is like saying -

hey I need to fly out of country but don't have a plane.

You: Buy a plane.

YOU ARE POOR MALAYSIAN!
 
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