Have you ever went to shake someone’s hand only to find yours slipping out of their grasp?
If so, you’re not alone.
According to theInternational Hyperhidrosis Association, 4.8 percent of Americans are affected by hyperhidrosis.
That’s an estimated 15.3 million people.
Having clammy palms doesn’t necessarily mean that you have hyperhidrosis, though.
Sweaty palms may be the symptom of one or more other conditions (viaHealthline).
“If you sweat a lot at night, it’s not hyperhidrosis!”
Friedman said (via theOrlando Dermatology Aesthetic and Clinical Conference).
Most antiperspirants, for example, aren’t exclusive to the armpit.
you could use antiperspirant on your hands to take care of that clammy, wet feeling (viaSpy).
you’re able to also use baking soda to alleviate the problem.
