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Potential causes for excess sweating include anxiety, a medical condition, or medication, as sweating can be a side effect. Your doctor will review your symptoms, medical history, and the medicines you're taking. They may decide to prescribe treatment, or they may refer you to a dermatologist. Bring a list of all medications you are prescribed and are taking. If you have a family history of excessive sweating, share this with your doctor. You can apply the cream in the morning or evening just like a moisturizer. However, you should avoid applying it around your eyes, nose, and mouth. After you apply the cream, don't wash your face for 3-4 hours. Although you can use the cream twice a day, you may prefer to use it just in the evening. Common side effects include dry mouth and throat, but no serious side effects are known. Follow all of the directions on the cream. Botox is very effective in limiting sweat production, including on your face. Although the injections can make you uncomfortable, the doctor will numb your face with ice or an anesthetic. They will then make several injections around your face and scalp. The effects of the botox last 6-12 months, after which you can decide to have another round of injections. Follow all of your doctor's instructions. As a side effect, Botox can make other muscles around the injection area feel numb. Although they should eventually regain feeling, you should tell your doctor if this happens. In some cases, Botox can spread into other facial muscles and make your face appear asymmetrical. However, this can usually be fixed by doing another injection to even it out. A prescription antiperspirant is stronger than those available over-the-counter. They contain an aluminum chloride that helps limit your body's ability to sweat. Although you can use it on your face, you should keep it out of your eyes, nose, and mouth. Follow the directions on the label. Prescription antiperspirant can cause skin and eye irritation. Discontinue use and see your doctor if you experience an adverse reaction. This medication can prevent excessive sweating by blocking the chemicals in your body that communicate with your nerves. However, this medicine comes with side effects, such as blurred vision, constipation, and dry mouth, that make it more appropriate for short-term use. Your doctor may prescribe it if you experience troublesome sweating in social situations, allowing you to take a pill on an as needed basis. For example, you might take the medicine on days you have an important work meeting that could trigger sweating. Beta blockers and calcium channel blockers can help prevent sweat, depending on what's causing your excessive sweating. Talk to your doctor to see if they are the right choice for you. These medications aren't right for everyone, and they can cause side effects. Common side effects of beta blockers include fatigue, weight gain, and cold hands and feet. Common side effects of calcium channel blockers include headache, dizziness, drowsiness, constipation, nausea, flushing, rash, palpitations, and swelling of your hands and feet. Antidepressants can also decrease sweating, but they're most effective for people whose sweating is caused by anxiety. Since antidepressants can cause serious side effects, your doctor will likely recommend other options first. Common side effects include nausea, blurred vision, insomnia, agitation, restlessness, anxiety, constipation, dizziness, dry mouth, weight gain, and sexual issues. Follow all of your doctor's directions when taking the medication.

summary: Visit your doctor to find out the cause of your excessive sweating. Consider a prescription glycopyrrolate cream as the easiest option. Get botox injections for 6-12 months of relief. Get a prescription antiperspirant. Ask your doctor if an oral anticholinergic is right for you. Ask your doctor about beta blockers or calcium channel blockers. Talk to your doctor about antidepressants for stress sweating.

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Wooden boards work great for this project, as do wood disks with the bark still showing. If the surface has a rough finish, sand it down with medium to fine-grit sandpaper. This will make it easier to transfer the picture. Since you'll only be transferring the photo to one side of your wood piece, you will have the raw edges showing. You can leave these plain for a rustic touch, or you can paint them with 1 to 2 coats of acrylic paint for a nicer touch. Let the first coat of acrylic paint dry before applying the next one. If you want the image to be opaque, without the wood grain showing through, you must use Mod Podge Photo Transfer Medium. If you want the image to be translucent with the wood grain showing through, use regular, matte Pod Podge. Do not use an ink jet printer or photo paper, otherwise this method will not work. You must use a laser printer and regular printer paper. If you do not have access to a laser printer, use a laser photocopier instead. Your picture will come out in reverse. If this bothers you, mirror it first using an image editing program. If your image has a white border, it might be a good idea to trim it off, especially if you are using photo medium. You can use a wide, flat paintbrush or foam brush to do this. Make sure that you are applying the Mod Podge to the front of the picture, not the back. Also, make sure that you are applying a thick, generous coat of Mod Podge. Run the edge of the credit card or boning tool across the back of the picture. Work your way outwards, starting from the center. Use a damp cloth to wipe up any excess Mod Podge that leaks out from under the edges of the picture. Allow the picture and wood to dry for 24 hours first. Once it is dry, cover the back of the picture with a damp rag. You are ready for the next step once the paper becomes wet; this will take about 5 minutes. You can do this with your fingers, a damp rag, or a damp sponge. Use a light touch and circular motions; if you press too hard, you risk rubbing the image off entirely. Rinse the wood under the water often to get rid of any clumps of paper. If there is any residue, let the wood dry, then repeat the process. This should only take an hour. Once it is dry, you can proceed to the next step. You can also weather the image by lightly scratching the edges with sandpaper. Be sure to extend the Mod Podge past the edges of the picture and onto the wood itself. This will help seal it in further. Allow the first coat to dry for 15 to 20 minutes before applying the next one. If you need to, let the second coat dry, then add a third. You can use Mod Podge in a different finish for this step, such as glossy or satin. Alternatively, you can seal the transferred image with clear, acrylic sealer. Mod Podge typically has a curing time, so check the label to be sure. Once the Mod Podge has finished drying and curing, the wooden piece is ready to use. Be patient; if you use it too soon, the Mod Podge may turn sticky! It is not recommended to transfer images onto multiple sides for this method. If you get the Mod Podge wet, it may melt off.
summary: Choose a suitable piece of wood. Paint the sides of your wood piece, if desired. Choose your Mod Podge. Print your picture out using a laser printer and regular paper. Apply a thick coat of your chosen Mod Podge to the front of the picture. Lay the picture face-down onto the wood. Allow the picture to dry, then soak the back with a damp cloth. Rub the paper off of the wood. Allow the wood to dry. Apply 2 to 3 coats of regular Mod Podge. Allow the Mod Podge to dry completely.