Sweating can sometimes seem annoying, but it is important to remember that it is through sweating that the body is able to cool itself when it gets too hot. Without the ability to sweat, a medical condition called anhidrosis , the body can overheat and even develop heatstroke, a life-threatening condition. That being said, in some individuals, excessive sweating—also known as hyperhidrosis —can be an issue. While it is not harmful, it can be embarrassing and frustrating to deal with, especially as a teen in school.

For many, sweat is an uncomfortable fact of life — especially when it happens in the land down under. Certain areas of your body, such as your armpits, are more prone to sweating than others. This is usually due to a high concentration of sweat glands and hair follicles in one place. Here are a few tips for keeping your vaginal area cool and dry.

But a big presentation? First date? Job interview? Yeah, not exactly when you're looking for sweaty palms and pit stains. As stinky as it might be sometimes, it's important to remember that sweating itself is completely normal.

Everyone sweats. Our bodies sweat to reduce and maintain a safe body temperature. However, for some people, sweat is more than just a normal body function. But how do you know if you sweat too much?