Sweating under the chest
Constant sweating under the breasts often affects women who have large breasts. The problem usually occurs in summer and can be so severe that the skin becomes sore too.
Many women are familiar with the problem of sweating heavily under their breasts, especially in summer. Especially if no bra is worn, it can be very annoying and uncomfortable and also lead to sore spots. But you can try to alleviate the problem a little.
This could improve sweating
- Put baby powder under the dry breast. This absorbs excess moisture and keeps the area dry. Wear dark clothes, but that is a bit inconvenient.
- Use a deodorant or deodorant stick that is neutral, i.e. without perfume. This also usually keeps the skin dry and also prevents odors.
- A sports bra is often very helpful too. These usually have a bunch of terrycloth, which soaks up the sweat and thus keeps the area dry.
- Unfortunately, in the summer you have to prevent being without a bra. Especially when the breasts are so big that they are resting on the skin, there is no other way to prevent you from sweating underneath.
If you have red spots under your breast, it could be for a number of reasons. In the …
Treat sores under the chest
- The best way to treat sores is with an ointment. In a pinch, you can put a compress on it so that the bra doesn't rub the area even more.
- Dab the areas with chamomile tea or put a soaked compress on the wound for 5 minutes. The chamomile disinfects and helps with healing.
- Make sure that you always use a fresh, boiled towel to dry off. So you can prevent that even more Germs get into the wound and become badly infected.
Unfortunately, sweating under the chest is quite normal when the bosom is on the skin rests. If necessary, talk to a dermatologist whether he knows a good remedy that can reduce sweating a little.
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