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Hyperhidrosis Treatments

Friday, March 6, 2009

Hyperhidrosis Treatments

Hyperhidrosis can be found in many different forms and although it can affect any area of the skin the most common types of Hyperhidrosis are: palmar, axillary, facial of pedal Hyperhidrosis.

Finding the cure - medication

Hyperhidrosis can be treated both with medical drugs and through surgery. People suffering from this disease can try topical anti-perspirants, like aluminum chloride or Drysol, oral medicines such as glycoprrolate or Robinol, amitriptyline, even Botox. When used regularly, medical treatment can decrease the problem, cure it for a short period of time but can also have important side effects. This is why its advisable to consult your doctor regarding your drug treatment. The main issue here is that since medical drug treatment require long term dosages and continuous drug treatment, this also leads to side effects. Natural hyperhidrosis treatments are also available (such as herbal anitperspirants or acupuncture) but they are almost ineffective on aggravated excessive sweat cases – you can find out more about this on hidrosiscure.com.

Surgery for Hyperhidrosis

Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy is the most common hyperhidrosis surgical procedure. Also known as ETS, this type of surgery is mostly used to treat axillary hyperhidrosis, combating underarm sweat. There are three different ways in which the Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy surgical procedure can be performed:

• ETS, or sympathectomy by clamping, is a procedure in which the nerve activity is interrupted by applying a clamp on them.

• Sympathetic nerve resection is a different procedure, where the nerves are cut in specific areas. This may be effective in some cases, but it is a permanent operation and cannot be reversed.

• Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy by cutting removes the majority of the nerves responsible for excessive sweating, and the effects are permanent.

Tips to combat excessive sweating

1. As a patient of hyperhidrosis you may find your clothing becoming damp and giving off an unpleasant odor. You will probably be spending several hours a day dealing with the excessive sweating -- wiping, re-freshening, showering, bathing, and washing clothes. Repeated washing and use of deodorizing soaps can alleviate the problem but an overuse of these soaps can also cause dermatitis. It would be advisable to choose a cleanser that is 100% soap free.

2. As you may need to change your clothes several times a day, it is advisable to wear loose fitting garments tailored in materials that do not stain easily.

3. Try to keep the folds between the skin, like under the neck, as dry as possible to avoid skin problems.

4. If you suffer from Planter Hyperhidrosis (hyperhidrosis affecting the soles of the feet) you may find that your feet develop an unpleasant smell and are prone to secondary skin infections. You can purchase absorbent shoe insoles, but do replace these frequently. Avoid wearing the same pair of shoes two days in a row.

5. You will also find that your shoes get damaged quite easily. To increase their life span, you should leave them out to dry.

6. Using antiperspirants will give you some relief from the displeasing odors. Antiperspirants come in many forms - sprays, sticks, roll-ons and paints, and are different from deodorants. The former affect the production of sweat while the latter only disguise the unpleasant odor.

7. Choose a non-fragranced aluminum salt antiperspirant, which has 10-25% alcohol content. When applying, after a shower, and just before going to bed, make sure that the skin is dry. Wash it off in the morning. Use it for several consecutive nights and then you can taper it down to one or twice a week. If you find the antiperspirant irritating your skin, you can apply hydrocortisone cream.

8. For mild hyperhidrosis, you may find talcum powder and corn starch powder effective. Apply in between skin folds and toes to absorb the sweat.

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Sweaty Palms Easy Remedies

If you think there are no easy way to cure Sweaty Palms think again. Here are some easy ways to cure or minimize palm sweating.

You might be thinking my title is about how to make money online, and i am talking about sweaty palms easy remedies. Well, as i have mentioned in my previous post my topics are all around, things that are helpful to others. This is a Tip and Tricks post, part of my subtitle.

Today we will talk about this nasty disgusting and embarassing sweaty palms, which destroys our social life, and make some tasks hard for us to deal with. Why do i say us? yup, because i am also experiencing this torture. Sweaty Palms,Palmar Hyperhidrosis or Excessive Palms Sweating can affect both life's functionality and socially. Usually begins at childhood and gets more worse in teenager years and so on. Tired of getting embarrassed with your partner in dance, you love one while holding palms with him/her, your fellows when shaking hands with them then try this remedies that do not cost anything and can be found in your house.

Well i have here some some easy remedies to remove or minimize the sweating of our palms. This remedies are homemade or natural and can be found anywhere. This are based on personal advice from people that experienced sweaty palms also.

1. Salt and Alum in Hot or Mild water- Put the Hot Water in a container (where you can put your palms in) and add a generous amount of salt and alum in the water mix it well . Put your palms in the hot water for about 15 minutes or more then dry your palms with a towel. Do this two times a day to lessen sweating.

2. If your palms are just sweating mildly, rub underarm antiperspirant in your palms in a circular motion. But if you will do this make sure you are okay with the antiperspirant's smell in your palms. I suggest try this first alone when you are in your house and observed yourself if it is okay with you. use an aluminum-based antiperspirant rather than deodorant.

3. Boil five tea bags in a quart of water for 10 minutes. When the solution cools, soak your palms for 20 to 30 minutes nightly. Tea contains tannic acid, which is also found in commercial products such as Ivy Dry, Zilactol and Zilactin. Tea bags can also be held in the palm for 10-15 minutes daily to reduce perspiring palms.

4. Medical Alcohols are also effective, rub alcohol in your palms either directly or put it in a cotton. Preferably with 40% solution, it will absorb moisture and lessen hand sweating.

5. Sage tea, drinking this will lessen your problem. Because it has Zinc which minimizes perspiration and body odor. My advice is not to use this in a long term manner for it may interfere with copper absorption.

6. Managing and controlling you stress and anxiety, sometimes sweaty palms occur by just thinking of it that it will sweat. Change the way you think have confident and your sweaty palms will not occur. Because sometimes thinking that it will occur will make it really occur.

Sweaty palms are very frightening to handle but in today's modern technology and methods, i am sure you can see one that will answer your problems. I hope this tips will help you solve what i am also experiencing.



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Sweaty Palms

Sweaty Palms

Sweaty palms are a condition that people live with each and every day. In a report done ten years ago, it is believed that 28 million people in the world suffer from sweaty palms. More than half of people who diagnosed with this condition are done so before their ninth birthday. Is there a cure? There is not sure fire cure. Doctors are finding more ways to treat the problem so the people it affects can live without the embarrassment and shame that can sometimes accompany the aliment.

There are many different kinds of treatments out there. They include pill (oral) medication, lotion medication, and even Botox. All of these treatments, a few have separated themselves from the pack as the most effective.

If you're one of those people who don't want anything to do with surgery, no matter how minor or major, there are still some effective ways to find a cure or sweaty palms.

Iontophoresis is a method many people who suffer from sweaty palms and considering or going ahead with. It is the process where electric shock is applied to your palms while submerged in water. While the palms are submerged, the combination of electricity and water is intended to slow down and even eliminate the production of perspiration.

Endoscopic surgery has come to be the most popular and most successful of all treatment related to the cure of sweaty palms. The surgery includes a series of minimal incisions where tiny cameras are then put into the patient's body via a tube along with some kind of lighting device. Each incision usually doesn't exceed a ½ inch. Most times, these incisions are made in the chest area. Recovery time is excellent as most patients are able to head home the same day and over 90% of patients' report all or most of their issue is solved following the surgery.

If both of these treatments make you nervous and uneasy, talking to someone that shares the issue of sweaty palms can be therapeutic. Chances are you won't have to look far to find someone. Studies have revealed that around 50% of people suffering from this condition have people in their family that suffer from it as well.

At the end of the day, there are many different options for you to cure sweaty palms. The Endoscopic surgery has proved to be the most effective but most expensive. Iontophoresis treatments are extremely simple and non invasive and less risky than the Endoscopic surgery. You can be free of sweaty palms in a day's time. If you are suffering today, you don't have
to suffer tomorrow.



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