Comments on: Hyperhidrosis

By: Dr.Don'tSweat

Dr.Don'tSweat — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 19:22:07 +0000

In Russia there was a research by Professor Alexander Wein, so many treatments. One of them is a contrast water procedures, Sharko Shower, with change of temperature (warm, cool, warm, you can do it in your shower for 3 min each cycle.
There are also medications: Phenazepam (Russian benzodiazepin, similar to diazepam, but more effective, I have no idea why
Belotaminal (Belospon) Beloid (B-blocker)and breathing by Buteyko Method of Frolov Apparatus, you can google it.
Sage tea also works very well

By: Leslie

Leslie — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:43:31 +0000

I have suffered from hyperhidrosis ever since I can remember. The doctors told my parents I would grow out of it. Yeah right!! I’m 28 now and it is worse than ever. I feel trapped! The state I live in is hot almost all year long & I feel like I have to go in hiding almost. I sweat so bad on my hands and feet that they literally pour sweat. I have to be very careful about what colors & fabrics I wear. I slip in my sandals & have to wear socks almost all the time. It is so embarrassing & it is inevitable that someone says something about how much I’m sweating every year. I’ve tried a product called Odaban. It worked okay. I’m trying Drysol now but not holding my breath. I am so grateful for this article because at least I know I’m not alone. I don’t wish this on anyone but it does help to know there are those out there that can sympathize. Most people can’t relate & just think it is gross. Thank you everyone for your experiences. I am going to try the other suggestions & hope there is some relief.

By: PossibleRemedy

PossibleRemedy — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 22:13:28 +0000

My possible cure- Antihistamine. My whole life I have suffered from sweating hands and feet. For the passed 6 months I have had daily hives for no known cause and have been taking Meijers brand antihistamines (cetrizine hydrochloride, recommended by my allergy MD. He stated at this time that antihistamines are very safe and do not react with other drugs and do not have long term adverse effects) I have since noticed that when I take the antihistamine the sweating stops. I just got back from Mexico and when there if I was off the antihistamine for more than 24 hours the sweating would begin again, once I took the antihistamine the sweating would completly disapper within 45 minutes (this happened 3 seperate times). Typically in that kind of heat my hands and feet would be drenched every waking hour. I would have to continue to try out this theory to ensure it is completely accurate, but I hope for others to try and it see if it works for them!

By: Necleomancher

Necleomancher — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 08:53:00 +0000

Me to suffers hyperhydrosis bur no one in this forum have tried my remedy. Since my early age I wanted to make my hands to sweat by mind setting with hand scrubbing then times comes become uncontrolled. I tried natural remedies but nothing works. At this moments my solution is reverting what I have done from from my early age by thinking or mind controlling not to sweat.It sounds weird but effective, even the cure will take time(it so hard to mind set. With this when I was in my project piece(Construction)with to many works and including travel with very hot condition it makes me not to sweat the whole day. Though this solution take time to permanently removed sweating it is still a cure.REMEMBER”When you think that you are sick then you are sick, But when you think that you are not sick even you are sick then you are not sick”…Good luck to every one,Just try it, it will not cause you money.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:04:21 +0000

^ the above post is definitely fake don’t listen. I have yet to find a way to cure my hands and feet but something that works wonders for my armpits is Arrid XX. It’s for excessive sweating, you can find it at your local rite aid, Walgreens, etc. good luck everyone and hopefully more people post their solutions.

By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 12:15:03 +0000

Hi all, I’ve found a great lotion for palmar hh called Antihydral. Its marketed for golf players to make their hands dry. I use it for about 4 nights in a row and then I’m good for about two wks. Its sold by a company called foosball direct out of U.S. It costs about $20 but its worth it and the tube lasts a good while. You don’t need a ton nightly either for it to do its thing. What it does is actually dries out the top layer of your skin. Sometimes this will look really dry but I’d rather have too dry then sopping wet. Gold bond lotion then is the only lotion I’ve found that I can use that doesn’t accelerate the sweating after the hand is dry. Good luck!

By: Dr.Mahesh

Dr.Mahesh — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 09:38:17 +0000

I have hyperhidrosis from past 4 years. Here are some most effective and inexpensive home remedy

1)Drink lot of water ( 6-8 ltrs)
2)Add 10 to 20 grms of baking soda in water and soak your hands for 20 to 30 mins.Air dry your hands. very effective for 4- 6 hours
3) Take zinc supplement ( 40 to 50 mg) daily.

This will work.

By: Nancy

Nancy — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 08:14:10 +0000

I have been suffering with hyperhidrosis for over 3 years now. It occurred after I received nerve blocks/epidurals in my spine. I had these performed before without any adverse side effects, however this time I had Thyroid cancer and thus no longer had a Thyroid. Don’t know why it happened (and neither do the numerous Specialists that I have seen)… However, I have found some real relief with a special tea called “Hushed Sea Tea”. It is sold online and the site is steepingsherbal.com (I DO NOT WORK FOR THIS COMPANY! I am just someone who found some relief and thought that I would share). They also offer a money back guarentee, which also includes the shipping. BTW, how exactly do I take the Apple Cider Vinegar? I am interested in trying other things in addition to the tea… Good luck to all of you in finding something that works for you!

By: Rahulgrox

Rahulgrox — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:49:00 +0000

do not go fr iontophoresis… if affects ur nerves and brain

By: skinguru

skinguru — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 14:52:00 +0000

I’ve had hyperhidrosis since I was young and now at 26 I’m so sick of it!! Be careful of antiperspirants due to high aluminum which is found in studies to elevate breast cancer cells!!!! Recently I’ve been doing a lot of research and I believe hyperhidrosis is due to a deficiency in Magnesium and zinc and of course stress messes up our nervous system. Don’t give up do your research and tune in with your body!!!!!!!1