Simple surgery can decrease profuse sweating From: Daily Breeze | Date: October 14, 2002| Author: Leah Friedman | Copyright 2002 Daily Breeze. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Simple surgery can decrease profuse sweating

Jennifer Blair's bedroom dresser resembles a convenience-store shelf, with a dozen different varieties of deodorant and antiperspirant arranged in a clump.

There's Secret and Sure and even men's deodorant.

Over the past two years, the 17-year-old has used these over-the- counter remedies to try to stop the abnormal amount of sweating in her armpits and on the palms of her hands. When they didn't work, she tried prescription medi...

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