Robinul for hyperhidrosis?
I have palmer and plantar hyperhidrosis, and a bad case of truncal hyperhidrosis (butt, lower back). I am tired of having this horrible anxiety and depression over it. I found out robinul might work? I think the supposed benefits are well worth the side effects. Will it work for my hands, feet, and butt?? Let me know any other info. Thank you so much!
Is there any natural way to cure hyperhidrosis?
“Is there any natural way to cure hyperhidrosis?”A2AA lot depends on the cause of the excess sweating. If it is anxiety-related, you need to focus on reducing your anxiety. If it is caused by medications, you might not achieve any changes with natural treatments.For many people, tannic acid (tannin) applications help. Black tea is high in tannins.More: Common Holistic Medicines for Hyperhidrosis to Reduce Excessive Sweating
What can I do about hyperhidrosis?
Ok, I know I've asked a similar question before, but I really need to know what to do. I sweat excessively, to the point where I can't wear dark shirts to school without a jacket. I'm switching schools in two weeks, and I want to make friends. How can I really get rid of this so that it doesn't come back? I know that is is caused by anxiety, by the way.
What are the side effects of a sympathectomy to cure hyperhidrosis?
Sympathectomy has side effects that should be discussed with the surgeon before proceeding. The first one is compensatory sweating also known as reflex sweating or compensatory hydrosis. The patient will develop sweat on other parts of the body such as the lower legs, thighs, abdomen, or the back. The upper body from the chest and up will be dry. All patients will develop some degree of compensatory sweating. The majority on a level that will be tolerated. In most cases 93% to 94% the patients prefer the compensatory sweating to the original sweating. About 5% to 6% of the patients will develop severe compensatory sweating that will render those patients to be unhappy. Naturally, surgery should be the last resort. You mentioned trying antianxiety and antiperspirant agents. In the event you are unaware of other possibilities, I'm showing some excerpts from the first link below. Topical Treatments: Iontophoresis Botulinum toxin (Botox) injections These treatments are not permanent and must be applied continually or reapplied when the effect wears off. Surgery is the only permanent treatment. Oral medications: Tranquilizers Anticholinergics NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) Calcium channel blockers Catapres Botox: Researchers have discovered that Botox injections effectively treat hyperhidrosis by blocking the nerves that trigger the sweat glands. It may take several injections to achieve the desired results, the treatments can be costly and painful, and the results only last from four months to a year. Mayo Clinic Success Rates with Surgical Treatment: More than 30 procedures have been performed in the past two years with excellent results. All patients have had complete relief of palmar (hands) hyperhidrosis, and, for most, additional relief of plantar (feet) hyperhidrosis. There is a 95-98 percent success rate with palmar hyperhidrosis. Approximately 75-80 percent of axillary hyperhidrosis cases can be permanently cured.
Is hyperhidrosis (sweating like crazy when nervous) a mental condition?
I wouldn’t classify someone with hyperhidrosis as having a mental illness, but this physical response can often be related to an emotional component. It is not uncommon for people to perspire more when they are nervous. If it’s excessive, chronic, or more frequent, then I would work with someone who can help balance your nervous system and the causes of your anxiety.Most people I have treated with hyperhidrosis have sympathetic dominance, meaning their fight or flight nervous system is in overdrive while their parasympathetic (rest and digest) nervous system is minimized/deficient/compromised.Maintaining proper sleep hygiene and patterns, little to no caffeine intake, and getting to the root cause of anxiety or ‘stress’ with the right homeopathic remedy, while balancing the nervous system is what has been most effective for my patients.
How do I cure the hyperhidrosis disease using homeopathy treatment? Can you suggest any other treatment?
Hyperhidrosis can be treated by Homeopathy.Too much sweating may be due to genetic, diabetes, blood pressure, anxiety etc.Calcarea carb 200- two drop once a week if sweating is on head,if pillow covers through sweat at night,suits flabby and fatty person.Silicea 200- two drops once a week if sweating is on sole ,palms,armpit etc but the main difference is that the sweating has very bad smell . Sometime the sweating is so much that patient can't write or can't hold the pen or pencil.Merc sole 200-In this sweating comes only at night with salivation . Patient feels very weakness.Should given once a week.Aconite 200- Sweating due to fear or anxiety.Veratrum album 200- cold sweating in huge quantityCaladium 200-In this sweating flies are attracted.Many others depend upon symptoms.
Questions for people with hyperhidrosis? ?
Well I sometimes get sweaty hands and feet. They sell products to control sweat. They sell a product named drysol and Maxim. Here is a link for the one I purchased: http://www.coradhealthcare.com/ You can get it for about $15 dollars too.For sensitive skin use Maxim Sensitive which has a lower concentration of the active ingredient. These products are made specifically for hyperhydrosis.
Can anxiety cause excessive sweating & chills? How can it be treated?
I have severe anxiety and I am always anxious. My anxiety causes excessive sweating and chills. One minute I will be hot and sweating like a pig, and than I will be freezing cold. Even when I'm freezing cold my hands will still be clammy and sweaty, along with my feet. It is so gross and unbearable. This happens daily. How can this be treated? Are there any medications that can treat this problem?
How do I stop sweating from social anxiety?
It’s not on the sweating that you should be focous on.The sweat should stop once you treat the anxiety. Sweating is a response to the anxiety. See a therapist and try some cognitive therapy behaviour, if done properly it has a good chance to be very helpful. And you wouldn’t only get rid of the sweat.Every people has different responses to stress, you feel this when you are more socially anxious, but this manifestations must present itself when you had other anxiety situations. It’s simply the way your body responds.if this not only bothers you when you are anxious, but you do think you sweat to much, maybe you could have hypersudoresis. But it doesn’t seem like is the case.