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Self-Care Guidelines The following self-care measures can help: Avoiding triggers that lead to hyperhidrosis (eg, spicy foods, stressful situations) Using clinical strength antiperspirants that are available over the counter (eg, Secret, Dove, Certain Dri) Using products for excessive sweating specifically on the feet (eg, Certain Dri Foot Powder) Using an antiperspirant-deodorant combination for the prevention of odor in addition to sweating Wearing loose-fitting clothing made from natural fabrics to wick away moisture from areas of sweating and allow for faster drying of the skin Keeping your environment cool Support groups for people with hyperhidrosis, including the International Hyperhidrosis Society and Hyperhidrosis UK Treatments If there is an underlying condition or medication causing your hyperhidrosis, the medical professional will aim to identify what it is and help resolve the cause