you don't want to stop drinking water before, during, or after a ride, if your pee is yellow or darker you're not drinking a enough, the pee should be almost clear; if you pinch a fold of skin on the back of your hand at doesn't immediately snap back you're not drinking enough water. Sweating is good for you because it helps regulate your body temperature to keep it cool, and sweating and breathing and peeing takes that important water out of your system so you need to replenish it...to the tune of 6 to 10 12 ounce glasses a day, and if you are the type that sweats a lot then you need closer to 10 glasses. If you become even partially dehydrated over a long period of time you could get kidney stones, you don't want those trust me! So drink plenty of water, and clear water is idea.
Because you sweat more than some there isn't a thing you can do about it, its who you are. So you need to arrive to work early enough to allow the sweating to stop, then use baby wipes as someone mentioned, and change into a change of clothes you brought with you and maybe some deodorant.
Speaking of deodorant do not use anti perspirant unless you were going on a date or some such outing in public to prevent that wet look on your shirt, especially wearing expensive dress shirts because they will get stained and sometimes nearly impossible to get out, but also out in public the wetness may embarrass you, wear an undershirt to help block the wetness from getting to the shirt but even then it still could. but otherwise don't stop what was intended by nature. Make sure you wash any shirt that does get stained by sweat as soon as you get home so it doesn't have the time to set, which means you need to change shirts frequently.
There is a medical procedure that can be done, but unless you sweat profusely all the time I wouldn't do that.
Because you sweat more than some there isn't a thing you can do about it, its who you are. So you need to arrive to work early enough to allow the sweating to stop, then use baby wipes as someone mentioned, and change into a change of clothes you brought with you and maybe some deodorant.
Speaking of deodorant do not use anti perspirant unless you were going on a date or some such outing in public to prevent that wet look on your shirt, especially wearing expensive dress shirts because they will get stained and sometimes nearly impossible to get out, but also out in public the wetness may embarrass you, wear an undershirt to help block the wetness from getting to the shirt but even then it still could. but otherwise don't stop what was intended by nature. Make sure you wash any shirt that does get stained by sweat as soon as you get home so it doesn't have the time to set, which means you need to change shirts frequently.
There is a medical procedure that can be done, but unless you sweat profusely all the time I wouldn't do that.
