Hyperhidrosis, Causes, Signs and Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment.

[@joshuaja3g3r]

The worst part is when you have hyperhidrosis and anxiety, nervous sweat smells worse than a regular sweat

[@sanchobohemian6077]

Lmao I’m watching this because of that reason. 💀

[@jaymarwin9173]

So true, anxiety kicks in and worsens everything

[@AnnieKim-ke9oh]

Very true i tried everything even roll on😢

[@AnnieKim-ke9oh]

Under arms😢

[@ajeashg]

Me too

[@maxpowers6804]

Seeing this and reading the comments has really made me feel better. I thought I was alone, but yet here I see lots of others with the same issues.

[@exoticwitch5553]

Same

[@Filmic_ck]

We are 😥

[@BTT343]

We r on the same boat

[@bholenath8425]

Haha true

[@JayTX.]

​@@BTT343 the same sweaty boat

[@Outdoorpizzaoven]

The worst is when I start sweating and people point out the fact that I'm sweating then I start sweating even more until I go and sit in my car with the ac blasting texting my wife that I want to go home. I just got prescribed glycopyrrolate. I hope it works Update. The pills work pretty well. The side effects are really uncomfortable. You feel extremely dehydrated until the pills wear off. However, to me, it's worth feeling like that compared to being wet and embarrassed. I'm not bone dry but it's a huge improvement

[@kinoflickde]

Relatable 😂

[@MeMoOoO26NG]

Well, is it working?

[@Outdoorpizzaoven]

@@MeMoOoO26NG it works to a certain extent. I went to a wedding in San Diego(I'm from Boston so that was a situation) so I took twice as much as prescribed starting a week before I left. I wasn't bone dry however it wasn't embarrassing. My wife usually packs extra shirts for me but this time I didn't need them. I just kept my suit vest on and that was enough. The negative is the side effects. I felt extremely dehydrated with extremely dry mouth, nose, eyes. It sucks. I'm a boxing trainer so I don't need it for work because everyone is a sweaty mess. I only use it when I know I'm going somewhere that I don't want to look like a freak lol

[@MeMoOoO26NG]

@@Outdoorpizzaoven thanks for sharing your experience man. Those side effects kinda sucks to be honest, doesn’t seem healthy at all.

[@forhisglory700]

Same.

[@larslemn4835]

It's so rare that people don't understand me why i always wanted to stay separated.. And they think I'm mental.. and I'm tired of explaining every single time

[@aasthadubey4734]

Me too✋

[@jerin04]

@@aasthadubey4734 I am from India. I too have this problem from past 20 yrs. Did a complete case study. If you need advise, I can help.

[@aasthadubey4734]

@@jerin04 yes please share your experience

[@jerin04]

@@aasthadubey4734 Share your email id. I shall mail you.

[@sharmaji5449]

@@jerin04 shi ho gya kya ab

[@mikeoxlong7607]

It's so annoying having hyperhidrosis. I thought it's just caused by puberty, but I'm 21 years old now and it just gotten worse. It caused me on having social anxiety which is the main reason why it got worse

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about that. Check in with a doctor please

[@gmann1k814]

On the same boat 😢

[@ajgivenmartinez9699]

I had it since elementary. Now I'm the same age as yours. It's what's keeping me do even the small tasks. Like typing this comment. Always had a typo error in my messages. And my hands are so soft too.

[@jasonwhite1995]

I sweat threw layers of clothes doing roofing cold weather, sweatshirts under coat soaked threw by lunch

[@jasonwhite1995]

It's healthy if you drink, makes u sick when you get older at least nowadays I am sick from it by the end of the work day

[@ayanpal4920]

Explaining to people as to why I sweat even in winter's can be a challenge. Daily day to day activities gets affected. So much sweat dripping down the face, scalp, body that too without any physical activity. You feel alienated and not Normal.

[@educateurthoughts]

Sir, You are suffering from Hyperhidrosis, which is a medical condition. I can suggest to you some of the treatments for your benifit. Number 1:- For Underarms excessive sweat or odour, Miradry is the best and most permanent treatment in the world. Number 2:- ETS surgery for your whole body. You get information first about ETS and go for the treatment. 3rd You can go for a botox treatment, but it seems to be temporary.

[@fishingbarracudas4768]

I too suffer greatly from this. Sweat pours down my scalp, face, and arms. The only time I don't sweat excessively is only if I am directly in front of very cold air conditioning, or inside a freezing walk in cooler. This condition is embarrassing, it has destroyed my self confidence, and has affected my life in an extremely negative way. Scalp and facial hyperhidrosis is the worst because your face is the first thing that people see.

[@Leanne-Lea]

I have suffered with this for 15 years and as a female its affecting everything, I dont sweat on my hands or feet but I sweat everywhere else and I cant wear make up or perfume so I dont feel feminine. It's also caused me to get malasma on my face now due to sun screen literally getting washed off due to sweating

[@deezzz6584]

Mine only hits me now and again. I think it's a combination of heart, anxiety from knowing if I think about it, it makes my anxiety/ panic attack jump causing arithmia in my heart causing reaction to glands. Sucks bad and anxiety meds have only helped to a certain point because the worry I'm going to talk to a critical human who couldn't probably understand the medical of another human if their life depended on it. Cold people, many it's a reaction to their bitterness knowing. Hope anybody suffering can find help, blessed be.

[@josephgozie1615]

I feel you. I have it and it incapacitates a person.

[@ottoporcer5088]

Watching this in my sweaty hands hoping for some explanation

[@stevenl1346]

As someone who had hyperhydrosis, I can totally relate. I tried everything and just like you was ready to accept it. But then I found out that there was a surgical procedure to stop the sweating.. I called the specialist and he said it cost $5000 USD each side. My heart just sank. That meant I'd have to fly to the US for the because I was Canadian on top of paying for the operation. Luckily he had a friend in Canada too that just so happened to specialize in this operation as well. On top of this great news, our health care covers the cost these surgeries since its not cosmetic in nature. The doctor explained there would be an incision made under the armpit to clip the nerve that causes the excessive hand and feet sweeting. This way, if the side effects were too much to handle, they can remove the clips and we would be back to the way it was. Before it was non reversible since they cut the nerve. When the surgery was complete. I had dry hand for the first time in my life. My side effects were mild. I sweated more on my chest BUT it would stop. I did this operation when I turned 18. I'm now 45. Best decision of my life and no regrets whatsoever. If anyone was to ask if to get surgery...I say go for it!

[@himanshusaxena7978]

😭😭😭same

[@Fisholic-bc]

@@stevenl1346 I’m also from west coast Canada and had same surgery around 2004. I believe my procedure was to cut the nerve rather than clipping. I was extremely happy then, but as you experienced, I had compensatory hyperhidrosis in my chest area as well as my back. The effect was tolerable then, but after 18 years, it’s got worsened. I basically traded my upper body for my hands. The amount of compensatory hyperhidrosis is case by case and varies a lot and anyone considering should take serious consideration. By the way, my family doctor just told me that the medical doctors stopped performing this procedure for some time now, not sure why though. I personally didn’t explore any other treatment prior the surgery and i wish i did. In some ways, I have a little regret of not trying all other treatments.

[@shayandutta3]

Is surgical method for removing sweat glands safe for future,,?

[@stevenl1346]

@@shayandutta3 ETS surgery does not remove any sweat glands. All that's happening is the vein that's responsible for sweaty hands and feet are clipped thus blocks the signal that causes them to sweat. You might have side effects that cause you to sweat elsewhere. Thus is the side effects are too much for you to hand, you can remove them and you are back to how you were pre operation. There is only a couple of weeks to revert back however since the clipped vein will die off on its own after that period of time.

[@Night-211]

I feel comfort reading these and I’m not by my self with this condition

[@gautamr9190]

best of luck bro it’s not curable but one can learn to deal with it better

[@entrepreneurforbes2997]

This can help a lot bother; Buy Gentleman Alum Block & Carpe Hand lotion . This combination is really great, first wash your hands with any regular soap then rinse the soap than while your hands still wet grap the alum block soap wet it to use it on your hands like washing your hands with it then dry your hands with the towel and apply carpe hand lotion. This must become your hands care routine. AM - PM Before bed.

[@haziqhalimi9941]

Recently visited my childhood doctor to discuss about hyperhidrosis since I sweat from head to toe except for my palms. I expected some sort of positive feedback or response that hyperhidrosis is treatable but the doctor told me there are no treatments for hyperhidrosis and told me to just wipe it off. I’ve never felt so betrayed and was speechless right after. Probably my last visit to that doctor. Such is life. Up till now, I still sweat like waterfall and hope to find a solution soon.

[@abhilashs2264]

He wasn't wrong man. It doesn't have any permanent cure, but it can be treated.

[@markmorris4979]

He was wrong because they asked to be treated not permanent cure,there is medication call propantheline bromide or oxybutinin which are very effective

[@AloneisHere]

But I read on internet that there medication as well as surgery for the treatment of hyperhidrosis. Surgery is the permanent solution where they block those nerve supplies which initiate sweating resulting permanent blockage of sweat glands i.e you won't sweat from that part or in medication there are kinda injectable things which can suppress the neuro transmitter and stop the sweating for specific time like day or months.

[@blossomeverything7666]

I also have excessive sweat from my face n back even I don't do heavy physical work or not hot weather 😢

[@adarshgurung4050]

Bro did you find the solution

[@arenran4983]

I stand 6ft tall and weighing 64 kg with these hyperhidrosis problem and many more physical problems but I pray God will heal us♥️

[@jj6457]

God's not going to help your hyperhidrosis lol I can promise you that. If there was a God don't you think he'd have bigger issues to attend too then your sweat glands

[@complled-2818]

@@jj6457 whats your problem man

[@chowed21]

Facts bro

[@youszfAbdelhady]

@@jj6457 The atheist is triggered

[@megha_dhar5434]

Lmao true the religious dudes are triggered ​@@jj6457

[@burntchicken5529]

Thanks to hyperhidrosis I have no social life. I have no friends, bf/gf, I can’t even associate with people at work because of how sweaty my face and hands get I just stay to myself. But I want so badly to go out and have fun like everyone else instead I just stay home sometimes on social media jus watching everyone live their life to the fullest, idk exactly how imma get through this but it’s nice to know I’m not alone I love you guys stay up

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm really sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing, Please know that your worth as a person extends far beyond your condition. It's great that you're reaching out and sharing your feelings with others. Remember to be kind to yourself and focus on activities and hobbies that bring you joy, even if they may not involve socializing in the traditional sense

[@AchiragChiragg]

Very relatable 😢

[@jazmelanin1592]

I feel the same way. Sometimes I would even cry about it. I hear it affects 1/3 percent of the world’s population and we happened to be ones with it 😢… Hopefully one day we will find a cure.

[@yelenalll]

@@jazmelanin1592I HATE having Hyperhidrosis. Nobody with that horrible condition should EVER feel glad to have it. I get bullied for having it in school. My mom doesn't understand me, and always tells me I am so stinky. Like, yes, I get it, mom. I can't help it.

[@yelenalll]

And, I only ever got it last year, too. In 2023.

[@420_.0]

I remeber when I was a kid I always felt sweat all around my body no matter what I was even embarrassed to do anything back in elementary pe, everything I did such as push-ups, sit ups, or even sit I would sweat. It cold be 30 degrees outside and I still remember sweating.

[@_efflux_106]

Did your problem solve?

[@GodisGood13181]

I've had it since birth. I sweat even after doing just a short Warm-up. I sweat more and earlier than others

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about the condition

[@theoncelerr]

same it’s cool during sports but i even have it at school

[@zarin3185]

As a teen rn I am struggling rlly badly with these symptoms and I have to get it checked out as it’s been going on for months now and what makes it worse is it’s mainly on my underarms and hands. And I’m a left handed person so writing down on paper is a challenge it’s as if the page has been through Heavy rain. I just hope I can get better soon.

[@bubbletealover6488]

Hiii teen here too! i sweat under my arms and hands too but my armpits are the worst! it really makes me self conscious as i can’t wear what i want, it makes me uncomfortable and i am worried what others think of me. i am now worried as i have been having chest pain but my parents say it’s fine but now i don’t know how to tell them as i don’t think they realise how it feels to be sweating non stop all the time.

[@dayxhd4590]

​@@bubbletealover6488 the worst thing of all for me is going to school and a friend greeting me by a handshake

[@zarin3185]

@@bubbletealover6488 I understand this a lot my parents don’t understand either ur not alone.

[@LucilleFrimpong]

Me too 😢

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@aaryanqureshi5326]

Watching this while sweating on my hands and feets

[@kalpeshjha823]

Not alone bro!😎

[@marksternberg289]

Hey bro I have sweaty hands rt so I'm gonna right a sentence without deleting something starting now:so ihag a beautiful daylhjb snk helo j help okay I m done

[@grace07254]

@@marksternberg289 my hands are sweating rn as I’m typing theis andvshei hoeo uou have ahe hodo fay

[@cricketfond1466]

Me too😫

[@rutoian9430]

Me too mahn🤣and mine is excessive it drips, guys think I'm dying😢

[@justinekurl3923]

I have this hyperhidrosis since my grade 4 and it affects my daily life..and every time i talk to people I'm sweating and it's annoying for me:) i don't know why i have this hyperhidrosis and I'm sweating in my Hands, Foot, chest,face 🥺 i hope someday my Mom's bring me to the doctor to have my check up.. PLEASE I WANT THIS HYPERHIDROSIS END OF MY LIFE🥺

[@maie_21]

Broo same it's even more embarrassing that I ALWAYS sweat in my armpit everytime especially in school.. I have hyperhidrosis since like 4 years ago and it's getting worse I really wanna get this fcking shit outta me

[@vigilanteph6577]

Bro i feel you how can we solve this?! Since I was grade 3 in elementary i have anxiety because of my body which im fat and causes me anxiety because of that i started to sweat because of the anxiety of mine.

[@mervilnisbett7959]

My dermatologist prescribed oxybutinin and it works so well! Let me know if this helps anyone. It changed my life. Hoping the knowledge can improve the quality of life for others too.

[@pukubrahma5700]

I took botox for armpit and face, it work out for armpit but in face i still sweat but reduced a lot.

[@vigilanteph6577]

@@mervilnisbett7959 I hope I can find here in Philippines.

[@swb0510]

The fact that hyperhidrosis has no cure ruins the life like We won't be able to socialize , can't shake hands , rejected from types of jobs and it's gonna be an introvert life people might even think suicide

[@rajkhanna632]

I have personally lost a lot of things because of this shitty disease and the worst thing is nobody even understands the pain we have to go through on a daily basis

[@swb0510]

@@rajkhanna632 no one will understand we're on our own

[@rajkhanna632]

@@swb0510 Bro I live in India and this is one of the worst places to be born with this shitty condition. I want to escape to Russia or any Nordic Country or even europe is great but The Summers of India is just intolerable even for the normal people, let alone people with Hyperhidrosis.

[@swb0510]

@@rajkhanna632 where do you have the excessive sweating? The armpits, palms or feet ?

[@rajkhanna632]

@@swb0510 Highly severe in The whole face (head, scalp, cheeks, moustache, every inch on the face) and the whole upper body (Armpits, Stomach, Back, Chest everywhere). I don't have it on my Hands and Feet.

[@Legomationpro]

Dude, hyperhydrosis is so annoying like if anybody feels my hands they freak out and ask why the hell they are wet. I also can’t hold hands with anyone without them freaking out. Other than that it’s just straight up annoying. Most of the time I can’t open door knobs because of my sweat. There are many other annoying things though.

[@casualchou]

Same dude. I observe that after exam my papers are only wet and others are dry. It's so annoying bec you cant use phone and laptop normal because the sweat cause ghost touch and makes it unusable. I have to rub my hand with towel every 30 sec

[@entrepreneurforbes2997]

@@casualchou This can help a lot Guys; Buy Gentleman Alum Block & Carpe Hand lotion . This combination is really great, first wash your hands with any regular soap then rinse the soap than while your hands still wet grap the alum block soap wet it to use it on your hands like washing your hands with it then rinse your hands with cold water after that dry your hands with the towel and apply carpe hand lotion. This must become your hands care routine. AM - PM Before bed.

[@entrepreneurforbes2997]

God bless 🙏🏼

[@casualchou]

@@entrepreneurforbes2997 i consulted doctor and they have given similar solution. Thanks for the advice

[@MedicalCentric]

@TheStarWarsFan54 Hyperhidrosis can definitely be frustrating, especially when it affects everyday things like holding hands or opening doors. It’s more common than people think, and it can make social interactions awkward. If you haven’t already, consider seeing a doctor for treatment options like medications, antiperspirants, or even procedures that can help manage it better. You’re not alone in this, and there are ways to improve it!

[@calr614]

I nonstop have sweaty hands and feet. After watching this I feel as though I 100% have palmoplantar hyperhidrosis. I will wake up to sweaty hands and feet, almost every morning is an uncontrollable cold sweat, followed by that continuing throughout the day. Any time I notice that my hands/feet are dry is a GOOD moment. And to think I hadn't considered this an actual condition after years of this... always wondered why it felt like I was getting athletes feet/in pain just after a long day of work.. my grandpa always attested to using baby powder in socks, maybe I should try that too.

[@jerin04]

Discuss with Neurosurgeon if Stellate Ganglion Block can help in your case or not.

[@jerin04]

If you need advise, then send email to me.

[@hussainpasha2761]

@@jerin04 give your email bro

[@haydenrisinger4521]

Look i hope you see this get a dermadry machine and use it if the tap water dosent work use some some sal pallagrino water it sucks but you will be dry after 2 weeks...it works when you get dry use it once a week. It has saved my life i sufferd with it for years.this works i promise

[@sablenarwhale3574]

oh man i wish i had sweating on my hands and feet i have it on my face and its so noticeable once i was sweating so much i decided to wipe my forehead and there was so much sweat on my hand and forearm i just cant bro

[@fakegamervishu6925]

I am 18 years old and literally it's a curse to have hyperhidrosis . People without this condition don't know how blessed they are that they can do daily basic stuff easily . I am even scared to shake hand with anyone . It's even more worse during exams when i try to write and due to this only I got anxiety and stress ..

[@MedicalCentric]

Living with hyperhidrosis can be challenging, but you're not alone; many effective treatments are available to help manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life. ❤️

[@fakegamervishu6925]

​@@MedicalCentricthankyou so much for your concern ..❤

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@1629lali]

i started developing this due to anxiety and i’ve had it for a long time since 2018. i usually sweat a lot at my armpits. it gets super annoying and it makes me feel like i need to excessively take showers. i try so many deodorants, mostly antiperspirants. none seem to work for sweat or odor. and i have to constantly change my deodorant as well. i’m currently using a gel deodorant and it works a lot more better than regular ones. i also used to take extremely steaming hot showers. i didn’t realize that it made me sweat more and then i started taking cold showers. not too cold. it works a lot more better and i don’t sweat as soon as i get out of the shower.i also shave my armpit hairs so that odor can’t build up. it’s so annoying because i can’t wear certain shirts without any sweat stains coming through. i shower 2 times a day and i have a normal diet. i could be feeling completely comfortable and normal and i would just start sweating out of no where. really hate this problem and i try my best to prevent it. edit: it has been a month and my hygiene has been getting so much better. the current deodorant i am using is the secret coconut scented one. it’s aluminum free which is a very great thing. it works wonderfully and it masks the smell very well although i’m still sweating. i’ve also noticed the sweating is not only in my armpits but also in my inner thighs as well which causes a smell. i know it’s very embarrassing to talk about but i’ve been taking multiple showers 4 times a day because of this issue. i put deodorant there and it works very well but i start to become anxious everytime i sweat there because i hate when i stink. the last thing i wanna be is stinky!! it makes me extremely self conscious. by the way, i am 13 and sooo tired of living with sweaty armpits and thighs. i hope i don’t have to live with this my entire life cause it’s hell!!!! jealous of the people who rarely sweat🙁

[@colesinclair8426]

You should try right guard sport fresh spray deodorant

[@kelatomic2188]

I have the Niagara falls effect too & hate it as I can be doing nothing then it pours for a few minutes then I’m left soaking. No point wearing make up or pretty-ing my hair lol xxx

[@forhisglory700]

@raphielis Buy CRYSTAL ROCK DEODORANT at your nearest Health Store. It won't prevent you from sweating (ie armpit area), however this NATURAL deodorant neutralizes odour; so you won't smell. Trust me it works; and no one on the face of this Earth sweats more than me. Try it.

[@ryanleblanc6817]

Ask your doctor about Drysol. I promise it will solve your arm pit sweating over night.

[@aliciakylie273]

Absolutely same 😢

[@Ava.trullinger5]

Hyperhidrosis has been a part of my life since I was a small child, and it's definitely impacted my experience as a 15-year-old girl in high school. It can be frustrating and uncomfortable, especially in social situations or during activities like soccer. As bad as it seems since It's something I've had to deal with for a long time, it’s also taught me to be resilient. Stay strong you sweaty but awesome people! 🌟

[@MedicalCentric]

@Ava.trullinger5 Thank you for sharing your experience with hyperhidrosis-your resilience and positivity are truly inspiring! It's not easy to deal with something that affects daily life, especially during such a formative time like high school. Your message is a great reminder that challenges can make us stronger, and it's awesome that you're encouraging others to stay strong too. Keep shining, and know that you're not alone in this journey! 🌟

[@Christyanne_24]

Very interesting to know. I have hyperhidrosis as well as my mom. It runs in my family. I would say that using an antiperspirant definitely helps but unfortunately is only temporary for my case. The worst thing though is having to change multiple times a day 🙄 it can be quite annoying.

[@wolves1980]

Have you tryed anhydrol forte roll on it stings at first then it's OK it's help me I started three times a week now once and my armpits hardly sweat .also propantheline bromide tablets can help. if you suffer with hands and feet try a dermadry machine put baking soda in water helps keep your hands dry. Allso there sweatgaurd do lots of products to help .Good luck my friends

[@liongaming8615]

@Christyanne_24 btw are you from temperate zone ???

[@krugersan25]

The worst part is living in a tropical country while having hyperhidrosis

[@EDWARD-zd7lb]

That is my problem😢 i live in The Philippines and its very hot in here, I am afraid to go outside because of heat.

[@Longhumannails]

i live in flordia and its hell

[@toobrokegirl7488]

From Philippines here too and this affected my career. I cannot work as a nurse since I have facial hyperhidrosis. So that went down the drainm at 34 still cannot find a life partnwr since I am so insecure and shy to interact due to this condition

[@allysawenda]

@@toobrokegirl7488 Hi i am in nursing school 2nd year, also sa philippines din po. I have hyperhydrosis especially sa palmar. Should I still pursue this career. It's a big barrier for me. Wearing gloves is a hell for me

[@billionaireno1]

@@toobrokegirl7488 glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@sreeragcr7662]

I am only 17yrs old... Thanks to hyperhidrosis i have anxiety and depression🖤

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about the condition, please visit a therapist.

[@thombx5254]

Same too bro, i hate when i start sweating outside and start thinking i might be smelly due to being sweaty, even if i put deodorant😥

[@BetsyForever1111]

So sorry to hear about this. I'm 46 and have noticed stress makes my head and face sweat much more, especially in public and worst of all when its obvious other people have noticed my wet face/ruined make up and damp hair, just half an hour after washing and styling it ! So debilatating, embarassing and hopeless.

[@io2194]

u good now? after a year

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@MelodyYeah-pm9hj]

I finally know why my hands and feet sweat excessively so much 😭 the worst is my hands like certain materials start to feel so uncomfortable to touch ESPECIALLY PAPER that be the worst some times like when im reading a book. And with my feet, sheets and certain materials start to feel so uncomfortable too omg thats why i go for thise fluffy blankets to wrap myself in 😭 but its the ppl that dont understand it for me its very uncomfortable honestly

[@MedicalCentric]

@MelodyYeah-pm9hj I completely understand how frustrating and uncomfortable hyperhidrosis can be, especially when it affects everyday activities like reading or even sleeping. It’s tough when others don’t fully grasp what you’re going through. Finding materials that feel comfortable, like those fluffy blankets, is a great way to manage it, but don’t hesitate to talk to a healthcare professional-they might have additional tips or treatments to help you out. You’re not alone in this! 😭💜

[@MelodyYeah-pm9hj]

@MedicalCentric yes thx !

[@stormcloud009]

I’ve had hyperhidrosis since i can remember it’s hereditary In my case my dad had it and i unfortunately passed it to my son our primary symptoms are sweaty hands and feet during puberty the underarms were a huge problem for me but the gel antiperspirants (degree clinical strength) helped so much

[@muffins6392]

same case with me and the rest of my siblings but i get it worst. got it from my mom tho, and i'm the eldest so my hands and feet sweats so excessively

[@Sariine436]

You should try Mitchum it is high in aluminum. It’s what I use. The more aluminum the less sweat.

[@mervilnisbett7959]

My dermatologist prescribed oxybutinin and it works so well! Let me know if this helps anyone. It changed my life. Hoping the knowledge can improve the quality of life for others too. None of the topical treatments worked for me unfortunately

[@lakeshiacolebrook5509]

My own was hereditary as well but my primary symptoms is in the groin area. Which is the absolute worsted place to have it. And I have pass it own to my son unfortunately. His issues is on his face, back and chest.

[@Arwangmail.com22]

In my opinion There's only one thing i could it to say is dont overthink every time and dont let your anxiety to control your mind. just act like even to them.

[@rai9838]

my palm and feet got sweaty the second I read the comments.

[@makayla7704]

Ive had to deal with my hands and feet for as long as I can remember. For some reason I don’t sweat not even near as bad anywhere else. I hate having to be partners with anybody in contact sports, its soo embarrassing. I cant play pool, I cant wear sandals or slides, or play video games on a controller, I had to wear gloves to school dances. I used to compete in gymnastics and we were standing on a gym mat for the national anthem I stepped away and it looks like someone peed there. I want the surgery but I think ill try the shot first. It’s definitely nice knowing I’m not alone

[@jerin04]

You are not alone. I too have been suffering from cranio-facial and palmoplantar hyperhydrosis.

[@jerin04]

I can completely relate with your problem. But, we all are helpless and can do nothing other than empathizing.

[@brownjatt21]

Try the iontonpersis thing. Hear it works for a lot of people. Especially well for feet and hands. I'm gonna give it a try I'll let you know the results in a month. My HH is real bad on hands n feet. I sweat all over if i get like nervous or in a pressure situation. But the hands n feet is all damn Day. I feel if i can get that under control i will be like 20% more comfortable in day to day tasks and life. I hope it works

[@mervilnisbett7959]

My dermatologist prescribed oxybutinin and it works so well! Let me know if this helps anyone. It changed my life. Hoping the knowledge can improve the quality of life for others too.

[@kuchbhi5513]

@@brownjatt21 hi so what's result ? Please tell

[@jackhesed]

I have secondary hyperhidrosis. Truly is the worst feeling to the point I wanted to cry for how insecure I am to even to go out. I've developed a feeling of hating going out, even when my friends invited me unless it's not filled with many people and air conditioned. I can't stand sweating like a water tank, I've always avoided walking to my college since its 15 mins walking and I don't want to sweat like crazy, so I always take uber. I went to see doctor and he said there's no cure, its just genetic. If so I dont know how long i can take this condition anymore, its so stressing when going out

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm sorry to hear about your struggles with secondary hyperhidrosis. It's important to explore coping mechanisms and treatment options that can improve your quality of life.

[@vikram8411]

I go to the gym and within three pushups i am sweating a bucket off my forehead. And then i see guys squatting 120 kgs with no sweat all all ..i literally think it mimics a disability..this needs to be talked about more

[@express9847]

It hurts. but idc about that I can give u a hug if u want while U sweating. U matter

[@deezzz6584]

Kind humans like you are what is going to change the world, not drugs. Bless your heart for reaching out with love, compassion and love to help someone other than yourself. Your amazing and I'm crying cause this is so rare, and I need a hug though I only suffer minorly with this but these seizures I'm having, have me at a low point. Spreading love now judgement is the future so keep strong yourself, much love back at ya, peace.

[@Aditya-se6gl]

Happens with me too everyday in gym.

[@marssung4828]

Having hyperhidrosis haven't actually made my life miserable. Yes, it can be annoying at times when I go to important events, but it actually helped me keep in shape. For example, I'd be overweight for 5-6 months because I'm usually lazy, but when I finally decide to workout again, I'd get to my target weight in only 1-2 months. And if I actually made a habit of exercising everyday even if I'm eating large amounts of food, I can still maintain my figure and weight because of the amount of sweat that I could produce in a day. So, this condition really helped me a lot in keeping my body strong and healthy.

[@blinkenschnaag777]

Well, that's kind of how it worked for me, too. I don't easily gain weight after eating a lot (because I sweat too much). Yes, my muscular body is still in good shape even though I rarely do workouts. It's just annoying to frequently have clammy skin or obviously flooding sweat all over the body.

[@Powerful1776]

I am a humidity magnet! I sweat when doing my most favorite chore shoveling snow in 10 deg temperatures. I have a winter coat on also but I sweat profusely! I sweat when watching TV if humidity is high. Nervous situations make me sweat. Mostly any type of physical exertion.

[@youngtruthspitta3655]

The good thing about it is we don’t get cold during that time period so I use it to my advantage ex: when I was a teenager I loved football (still do) one day I was like since I sweat so bad why don’t I just use it to my advantage and straight up dominate Long story short is during winter time that’s when I’m nonhuman like

[@jj6457]

breathing makes me sweat. fml

[@Powerful1776]

@@jj6457 Coughing on a doobie makes me sweat.

[@ironizm8101]

The person who will find a solution to this disease may be someone who still has this disease. because others do not understand us. We don't care about doctors or scientists. But unfortunately, people living with this disease often can't even earn money to make a living, let alone find a solution. maybe millions of people in the world suffer from this problem. I don't understand how to find a solution.

[@cadensmom25]

my last doctor refused to help me in any way, would not give me anything to help the sweating. he told me its just something people deal with. this was 5 years ago

[@tenzinglompoc7454]

ETS surgery for Palms & Feet hyperhidrosis & miraDry non surgical treatment for armpits! These two are the ONLY PERMANENT treatment options in the world! You could try iontophoresis device as temporary treatment. tc

[@Nwladylaura369]

Go to a different doctor!

[@mervilnisbett7959]

My dermatologist prescribed oxybutinin and it works so well! Let me know if this helps anyone. It changed my life. Hoping the knowledge can improve the quality of life for others too.

[@allysawenda]

@@mervilnisbett7959 I heard it increases the risk for dementia

[@BadBoy-zt9qn]

@@mervilnisbett7959Bro it is used to treat overactive urinary bladder

[@express9847]

I feel embarassed in front of people cuz of that. I hate myself. like people are lucky enough to not to sweat a lot . I've always suffered from psychological illness and this made it worse. I always sweat even in the winter. this makes me feel embarassed and weird when I meet people and they point out that Im sweating. they start looking at me as if Im dirty while I shower 2 times every day..

[@brokentissuebox]

for reals bro.. its annoying because I'm not even hot but still I start sweating out of nowhere... and I always have to have a napkin with me :(

[@umagodpty9924]

Bro my self the same situation

[@aidananimation123]

Same for me but only sweat fro. The head

[@rhiannahughes323]

I have it too, its ruined my teens, and the feeling of being stress free when meeting new people. I heard a to of good stuff about this PILL that helps called Oxybutynin, talked to a doctor asking to be prescribed it. he did some research and I just got it today. I'm supposed to be noticing a change within the next week and I was diagnosed with severe hyperhydrosis! definitely look into it.

[@Trading_Club007]

@@rhiannahughes323 does it work please reply

[@elizabrookespams]

I hate it when people think my sweating just happens when i’m hot. When it’s 20 degrees outside, my hands still sweat. It’s nothing me, myself can do to help it, other than getting treatment.

[@Omar-si5de]

It is really tiring and exhausting

[@blinkenschnaag777]

I also had that experience in a cold northern region of Europe. It's "magical" how my body kept on sweating, despite the coldness of that area.

[@liongaming8615]

Bruhh Do your hands freeze in winter? Or like snow

[@alexikabakilwa2663]

Whenever I sweat i always think I’m the sweatiest person on earth lol

[@ronaldsapon886]

Same bruh

[@zanduk2692]

SAAAME

[@forhisglory700]

@Alexi Kabakilwa No, unfortunately that title belongs to me.

[@alexikabakilwa2663]

@forhisglory700 nah I think it to me only

[@alexikabakilwa2663]

@forhisglory700 in my school I’ve never see anyone sweat like me which is embarrassing

[@ksmoove12able]

Just trying to be confident and talking to a woman, then suddenly sweat everywhere. People just dont know how nice it would be, too not have the world know your nervous, then you try to hide and get out the situation, can't hide. So the sweating gets worse. Having someone see you lose all your confidence in the most embarassing way just sucks. Sometimes I cant even look in the mirror. Other times the past times replays in my head and kills any other confidence I finally built back up. Never ending cycle.

[@MedicalCentric]

Please stay strong. You need to remain confident whatever the situation is. I'm sure it gets better

[@rossrobson1045]

Same here I sweat so easily all the time even getting a haircut the barber has to keep wiping a towel over my head every minute because I'm pouring in sweat for no reason and people waiting to get theirs cut are just staring it's so humiliating, if i didn't sweat so easily I'd be a confident person and would've most likely got somewhere in life but it's held me back so much and I'm missing out in life like meeting new people and getting a girlfriend etc people that don't sweat easy should count themselves fortunate they don't have to suffer what is a constant misery

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@Night-211]

I have this, I hate shaking people hands, and using devices I am cautious about because I do not want them to brake because of my hands. I always wear a jumper we because I do not want my sweat to show. I wear clothes that I can dry my hands on, which don’t get wet and do not show. This is such a pain and I really wish I had normal hands… 😢

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry to hear about your experience. Wishing you a perfect health

[@zakariyaiqbal4615]

That's how i feel you have to be very cautious about shaking peoples hands and holding your device or maybe some 1 elses

[@Night-211]

@@zakariyaiqbal4615 exactly

[@w.7474]

I always feel embarrassed by my hyperhidrosis but yesterday was the worst. Never have I sweat this much that my pants soaked the sweat and it looked like I peed my pants. I noticed it when I finally came back home from public places and those peoples must've seen it. I don't feel comfortable under my own skin

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm truly sorry to hear about your experience; managing hyperhidrosis can be challenging, but please know there are treatments available that can help improve your comfort and quality of life.

[@ririlly]

I just recently found out the term hyperhidrosis. I always wondered how other feels without the constant sweat. I sweat excessively that I feel like I'm a walking sweat gland. Worst part is having it on hands and undearms. My phone feels so dirty everytime 😭 and I feel so insecure that I would smell so bad to others, specially I'm from a tropical country.

[@MedicalCentric]

Hyperhidrosis is a condition characterized by excessive sweating, often affecting the hands and underarms, which can be particularly challenging in tropical climates. ❤️

[@sayo5885]

Hyperhidrosis ruined my life. I've had it since elementary school and it affect every facet of my life. From work to social life to my love life. I have less confidence and extreme shame. My palms sweat like crazy and I feel alienated from society altogether I hate it I hate it so much. Why did it have to happen to me only 3% of the world's population suffers and I had to be one of them. Why does the world hate me...

[@MedicalCentric]

@sayo5885 I'm so sorry you're going through this-hyperhidrosis can be incredibly challenging, especially when it impacts so many parts of your life. It’s not fair, and it’s understandable to feel frustrated and isolated. Remember, you’re not alone, and there are treatments that might help manage your symptoms. Please consider reaching out to a healthcare professional who understands hyperhidrosis; support is available, and you deserve to feel better and regain your confidence.

[@generalmalaise2930]

me too

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@FunEnglish-WithAmir]

Great details mentioned! Thanks a lot.❤👍🏻

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad you think so

[@FashaKazuha]

It started when I was 7 years old and the fact that I still have it rn, all the papers I touched are wet

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about the condition.

[@thabangkhumalo2678]

Oh my god...I am not the only one.....I went to all sort of specialist

[@Jakeisinthepool]

I hate it, when I sweat It looks like I'm taking a bath, when I don't sweat I experience heat stroke... my body can't regulate properly, why can't I have a normal sweat like most people.

[@deb4594]

Same bro My family members and friends ask me sometimes why I always look that I'm always taking a shower b'coz of too much sweating even though I didn't do anything and if I don't sweat I feel like I'm going to have fever.

[@educateurthoughts]

Sir, You are suffering from hyperhidrosis. It is a medical condition. For this, you need to consult with a doctor so they can help you. Let me give you some information about the treatment. Number 1:- If you excessively sweating from the underarm or you have odour trouble as well, then you can go for Miradry Treatment which is 100% safe and secure treatment. No pain, No side effects, Non-surgical, Immediate result after the treatment itself and permanent for life long. Miradry has only one clinic in India, One is in New Delhi, India in the name of The Skin Temple Global Aesthetics (Miradry) and Number 2: is ETS surgery. for this treatment, you need to speak ETS surgeon and he will help you out. Number 3: is Botox. I have no idea if botox works on the whole body. As such it is a temporary treatment.

[@mervilnisbett7959]

My dermatologist prescribed oxybutinin and it works so well! Let me know if this helps anyone. It changed my life. Hoping the knowledge can improve the quality of life for others too.

[@jatansarkar309]

@@mervilnisbett7959 How long did u take Oxybutinin? Have your problem been solved permanently?

[@AchiragChiragg]

​@@mervilnisbett7959any updates?

[@odessawales]

I get it when feeling intense emotion

[@missmewmew]

Everyone talks about having it in the hands, feet, underarms ect but what about whole body cos bro I have it in my ENTIRE body and it affects my body temperature in the worst of ways, I'm constantly too hot or too cold and sweat from every crevice of my body that has skin, face, head, underarms hands feet back chest legs thighs my hands drip my feet skin peels cos it's constantly wet and I can never escape it no matter what I do I sweat and sweat and sweat, it's incredibly overwhelming and hard to work especially in winter because it makes me feel like I'm dying of hypothermia, I'm constantly too hot or too cold (more so cold) so cold that my arm hairs have grown out to keep me warm and no matter how much I bathe or try to fix it it doesn't help, I heard rosemary and sage pills (or vitiman b1) are supposed to help but I haven't tried cos I can't afford them, I heard botox injections can help but again I can't afford them and I keep putting off getting a job cos it's incredibly hard to work when everything I touch literally disintegrates and I'm too cold and wet from sweat to get out of bed, my mom had it but hers wasn't full body and temperature controlling like mine and I'm so sick and tired of dealing with it constantly every single day, there's not much I can really do so idk why I'm writing but ig I can just vent cos no one in my life wants to hear how bad it is cos they constantly hear it, but I'm suffering and the only thing I can do is either complain everyone's ear off or shut up and deal with it, it's so bad I contemplate kms sometimes just to escape it but I can't do that so idk, I wanna try to get medical benefits so I don't have to work cos it's so fucking difficult but since I'm young idk if I'll be able to qualify but even just living is so hard, my clothes get soaked, my sheets to my blankets my feet I already said but they're not in good shape, I just don't know what to do anymore I feel stuck and trapped, sorry about the rant but I'm just so sick of constantly feeling like I've just come in from soaking in the rain but every minute of every day, it's overwhelming and exhausting but oh well ig

[@MedicalCentric]

sorry about the condition. Please stay strong

[@imaqu33fer]

Wow took the words right out off my mouth

[@mckaylashue9452]

I have this as well! just know you're not alone. Talk with a doctor about glycopyrolate! I've been on it since I was around 16 years old (now 27). I found over the years mine has increased in severity (now being the most i've ever sweat all over) but if I take the medication the morning of any stressful event I find it stops the sweating for a period of time so I'm not extremely overwhelmed at the event or whatever i'm doing. Hope this helps! Also try drysol. I've used it under my arms for a week straight once at night and it really seemed to help cut down on the underarm sweat for a couple weeks!

[@josephgozie1615]

I feel you.

[@mustafa4823]

Can I please get your contact? Fb, whatsapp, instagram or anything !!!

[@AlexDeApar123]

I had this since I was a kid , always had to wear gloves so my hands wouldn't drip. It feels really weird when people want to shake hands and I have to rub my hands on my clothes and after shaking hands It gets awkward with their facial reaction. It's such a curse as I am very outgoing person but very hard to explain to people about the sweat and they think it's eew but what can I do I didn't chose to sweat. Even while typing this comment my keyboard is soaked .

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about the condition, Please stay positive, It gets better.

[@mustafa4823]

Bruh I have the same problem in my back, abdomen, chest and legs. Imagine what my life could be like !! Anyways I'd give you a lot of shakes and hugs, my friend❤

[@bigguyf150]

Homie said a whole list of things that dont apply to me then said back damage and my heart dropped😂

[@jannaglory3638]

My hands always sweat and it’s so embarrassing if someone notices

[@catchindia6427]

Same problem 😰😰

[@mervilnisbett7959]

My dermatologist prescribed oxybutinin and it works so well! Let me know if this helps anyone. It changed my life. Hoping the knowledge can improve the quality of life for others too.

[@hamad7185]

I get nervous and have anxiety so they add up to my hyperhidrosis and i sweat even more and when i notice that i am sweating then it keeps getting more and more so i have to sit in ac with highest settings but that makes my palm and feet cold and bcz of that i always have a runny nose

[@MedicalCentric]

@hamad7185 It sounds like you're caught in a frustrating cycle of anxiety and hyperhidrosis. When anxiety triggers sweating, it can create even more stress, amplifying the issue. Trying to manage your anxiety through relaxation techniques like deep breathing or mindfulness could help reduce the sweating. For the physical symptoms, it may be worth discussing treatments for hyperhidrosis with a doctor, and they can also suggest ways to manage the cold sensation without aggravating your runny nose.

[@mcb2-cm3dx]

It’s so annoying when I wanna play sports but have to worry who i sit next too in class cause I sweat too much.

[@rezhmabegam7135]

Nice your briefing of hyperhydroosis. .correct of menifest...flocks has grasping easily. ...next post hipo hydroosis

[@xerox1232-s2y]

I am 26 years old i have hyperhidrosis since kids during primary school i sweat a lot even i dint do heavy physical activity and everyone laughing me,and whenever i go crowded places i start sweating non stop when people look at me i sweat more worse,when my work colleague said why you sweat so much in air condition room everyone looking at me cause me more nervous and sweat more i feel sad nobody understands me i dont have friends to talk with i mostly stayed at home during day off cause is the only place i feel comfortable i hate hyperhidrosis 😞

[@joshdeleon4909]

I sweat 24 /7 all over my palms and feet and also in my armpit since i was 4 yearsold . And its been so much annoying on day to day life 😫😫😫😫😫

[@gabbieb.7692]

I have craniofacial hyperhydrosis and it’s so draining 😞

[@randomdude8327]

Same , I can feel you 😔😔

[@Jinkismita45]

Same

[@zanduk2692]

same...my life feels like sht

[@rosesareredmydear]

IMe too. People always ask if I'm okay, would I like some water/to go outside/start fanning me...it's so embarrassing, especially in business situations.

[@AchiragChiragg]

Did you find any way to reduce the condition?

[@arhuuujindrya3170]

I hope you are well Sir I sweat a lot in water sometimes mY condition gets worse

[@bongosiamichaella3956]

Yea same here!! It's embarrassing

[@Ianimatenstuff]

Bro every time I try to draw or play a game. My palms are a waterfall

[@saurabhrasal]

I am badly facing this issue as I am not active as works in office having anxiety and too much sweating😔😔 just gets too difficult sometimes

[@larslemn4835]

Few years ago there was a treatment in Pune, Miradry.. I don't know it still a good treatment but it costs a lot

[@shashandev5067]

Don't worry bro

[@waatao9856]

Same man even if I wash the car I sweat on my forehead it’s pretty embarrassing

[@educateurthoughts]

Sir, I have no idea what exactly you are facing, If you are facing excessive sweating from your body, I can suggest you some treatment-related to reduce the excessive sweating from your body and that depends on you whether you need to get the treatment or not. Number 1: If you are excessive sweating from your underarms and you have odour too, then Miradry is the best treatment. Give you an immediate result, no side effects, painless, non-surgical, and permanent for life long. Number 2: If you have excessive from different parts of your body, then you can consult with an ETS surgeon. Number 3: If you are excessive sweating from hand palms and Feet Palms then you can look into botox, but it might be a temporary treatment. Rest hacks and remedies don't work and it will put you in deep trouble. so be smart and get the treatment in the right way.

[@tenzinglompoc7454]

miradry treatment. In india its only available at a clinic called the skin temple. search it & get it! no other permanent treatment is available in the world.

[@Lumiere20]

as an engineering student, this is a nightmare. im currently trying to draw and my palms are swesting so much that it wets the paper fuck.

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about your experience. please seek medical attention for best way to treat it

[@AchiragChiragg]

Imagine attending metal workshop and foundry workshop during engineering.

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@alphaomerta9477]

Any suGGestions for excessive face and head sweatinG ???

[@alphaomerta9477]

All these comments an not one with input on how to stop excessive head an forehead sweatinG smh I really hope I'm not the only 1 I Get hot flashes like my mom an jus like her nose an chin sweats mine too but the top of my head an forehead sweats crazy any tips pointers or should I just Go to my primary care doctor maybe he can prescribe something to help perspiration cause it's not my underarms or anywhere else just my face an head smh job interviews meeting new people when I Get Mad smh ...So embarrassing

[@AchiragChiragg]

​@@alphaomerta9477I have the exact same condition. It's very exhausting to deal with. Did you find any methods that makes it better?

[@sudipbanerjee4326]

my condition where some areas of my skin are sweating excessively while others are not sweating at all.please tell me

[@MedicalCentric]

Your condition, known as **segmental hyperhidrosis**, causes excessive sweating in some areas while others remain dry. ❤️

[@tristanafterdark]

I don't know if I do actually have it, but I remember nights where every source of light in the house is off, I have both the fan and AC on while lying naked in the bed, and still I keep sweating

[@AdiqueAi1]

Living my life with hyper hydrosis since my childhood I'm 32 now, it's so embarrassing, I had a hard time in my school and college due to excessive sweating on my hands, I couldn't write on papers, as it gets wet, when using mobile phones, the screen gets wet. Now I'm used to it. What to do, this is going to be like this till death

[@MedicalCentric]

@Guwahati29 Living with hyperhidrosis since childhood sounds incredibly challenging, especially with tasks like writing and using a phone. There are treatments like prescription antiperspirants, medications, or even procedures that may help manage symptoms. You don’t have to resign yourself to this forever; consider consulting a specialist who can guide you on new options to improve comfort and quality of life.

[@darrelllancaster9554]

Interesting, even subscribed

[@tommyvc12]

OMG ECZEMA + THIS (Trying to be a businessman in MANHATTAN, I'm lucky my suit covers up my terrible eczema (since 10 years old, I keep being told by different doctors it would go away, no treatment helped, I have no acne (but grow a lot of hair) it's been 10 years later, I still HAVE ECZEMA! Plus, I sweat on my hands + feet horrible, when I'm nervous I can feel sweat trickle down my arms This is terrible when shaking hands or leaving sweat on any surface ( a mouse for eg) Without any insulin or meds, ive always had this condition!

[@MedicalCentric]

sorry to learn of your experience, wishing you a perfect health and quick recovery

[@nimanome9560]

Ahh i hate it soo much when i try to write something the whole paper gets wet so I have to carry a towel (small one) and then some times that cold sweat is soo irritating 🙂 ... I have social anxiety too and literally i be like sweating (cold sweat) and shivering like even on hot summer days ...not only that my hand literally turns blue . And on regular days it's that unstoppable warm sweat .

[@Longhumannails]

i understand i have to carry a full on towel and it is so frustrating when i sweat in the cold and my hands and feet swell up and i makes it hard to walk or hold a pen

[@kimbrian5664]

I have been sweating a lot in my head and fave after I got the COVID-19 vaccine.

[@pr1me879]

Yeah same here

[@Er.JayantaKumarSwain]

What happened after covid 19 vaccine??

[@blinkenschnaag777]

It seems like my body is too happy to flood it all out, even in countries with cold climate. My clothes often feel like they've been dipped in a bucket of water. I mean, how much water did I drink to produce a river of sweat like this???😭

[@XavierEwing-mw3qp]

I swear when I’m nervous our embrassed our scared

[@XavierEwing-mw3qp]

But my hand never sweat

[@Poopiy_]

I got palmoplantar hyperhidrosis and my school is doing a musical and I have to hold this persons hand but my hand is always flowing like a waterfall

[@RHV-13]

i'm a dental student who suffers from excessive sweating and it just affects my performance everytime there's hands-on activities. my body gets so wet but mostly the problem comes from my palms. sure, we use gloves but it's so uncomfortable when my hands get damp underneath. also it doesn't help the fact that i live in a tropical country. now I worry if I had to work in the future😢

[@MedicalCentric]

Excessive sweating, especially in the palms, can significantly impact daily activities, but there are effective treatments available such as antiperspirants, medications, and even procedures like iontophoresis or Botox injections; consulting with a healthcare professional can help determine the best approach for managing this condition.

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@ebin1235]

Will the secondary hyperhidrosis go away after the under laying medical condition is cured

[@markg.3315]

I only really feel im not alone when reading the comments section but in my household, workplace or everything else, im the only one that really sweats a lot.

[@MedicalCentric]

You're not alone; many find solace in online communities.

[@injolemi]

whenever i touch stuff or rest my hands on an area i leave sweat behind, it’s disgusting. at least i can hide that by quickly wiping it away, but i always refuse to hold people’s hands or touch someone, and it makes me seem cold and distant. i hate it.

[@MedicalCentric]

@lavendertiles It sounds really tough to deal with, and I can understand how frustrating it must be. 😔 But remember, you’re not alone-many people experience this, and it’s okay! Consider seeing a doctor or dermatologist; there might be options to help manage it. Don’t let it stop you from connecting with others-you deserve to feel comfortable and confident! 💪💖

[@PvPBriije]

help me my face and body sweat so much and i embrassing so much plis help me

[@mervilnisbett7959]

My dermatologist prescribed oxybutinin and it works so well! Let me know if this helps anyone. It changed my life. Hoping the knowledge can improve the quality of life for others too.

[@realg9475]

I don't really sweat on my chest or legs primarily my feet and hands are like a mist is coming out.. the worst part is when someone goes to shake your hand its so embarrassing having to explain that u have sweaty palms..I wear clean sox every day have to constantly get new shoes because they sweat builds up and washing my shoes does almost nothing its like the worst thing

[@MedicalCentric]

Excessive sweating in the palms and feet, known as hyperhidrosis, can be distressing, but effective treatments are available; consult a healthcare provider for personalized advice ❤️

[@pazsion]

So an infection, allergies and immune response?

[@LallaNada-jr1hu]

Could be genetic or caused by illnesses

[@vivek3872]

Is it possible to have hair loss due to scalp hyperhydrosis

[@sundermercy]

Having a palmoplanter hyperhydrosis is such an uncomfortable thing😩 Everytime my heart skips for a second when someone offer their hands for a handshake.. n my hands be like duh wait bro lemme wipe myself first 😭 Ngl I'm soooo pretty insecure about my hyperhydrosis.. I feel bad for having these conditions🥺

[@MedicalCentric]

I understand how challenging this can be. Please remember that having this condition doesn't define who you are as a person.

[@upriseproduction2733]

The Worst Is When You Work In A Job Field That Has You Clean Up Vehicles And Commute Citizens Or Deliver People Purchases Also Working In Customer Services

[@dreahurtado9848]

ive had it since i was in middle school, im 18 now and i honestly feel like it just has gotten worse over the years and it makes me feel like i cant do anything without my hands sweating uncontrollably. Ive tried Iontophoresis and honestly it was extremely uncomfortable for me when i did it on my hands, i think i might try something else to help

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@maruwan-dono]

i get so nervous too !!

[@MedicalCentric]

Please visit a doctor

[@bee4807]

I have this on my hands and feet it gets so bad I can’t write or type or really go anywhere without picking up a crap ton of dust on my feet I get heat rash on my feet mostly but hands sometimes too I have had a heat rash for I want to say 2-3 years straight now? I’ve had it since I can remember I don’t think I just got it I was born with it so I’ve gotten used to it. My hands and feet are almost paper like they’re wrinkly and look like they belong to someone at least 70 could this be a reason perhaps? I love to play games on my computer and play piano but often I can’t because my hands are dripping it’s everyday I reckon in a 24 hour period in the winter there is at most 5 hours where they aren’t sweating (this is for my feet as well) whereas in the summer when I am awake it often doesn’t stop all day maybe for an hour or so when I am less stressed from the heat and just the heat but from the moment I wake up the the moment I go to sleep they don’t stop sweating I can’t hold hands with anyone or do anything that involves my hands or feet being out properly it’s also quite bad on my armpits no deodorant yet has worked to stop it it always just leaks through my clothes is this serious? I’ve been taking medication (oxybutynin) I guess I’ll have to wait and see if they work. If you have any tips to make it easier please share them

[@zenabfatimaansari7814]

I can relate to everything that you said. I've heard that getting botox injections help but I'm kinda scared of getting them. Also worried about the side effects too

[@danoseasoning6551]

@@zenabfatimaansari7814 a specialist told me if I get Botox in the feet and hands there’s a possible chance sweat glances can appear on the stomach and back due to nerves having to be cut or something like that. It’s really a battle but your not in this alone I should tell you❤️

[@mervilnisbett7959]

I take that too. It works great for me! Hope it works for you

[@AchiragChiragg]

Did it work?

[@merioxecot1942]

I have this disease since childhood

[@PMPierrePoilievre]

The amount of times I have have failed job interviews because of this condition.. its horrible

[@MedicalCentric]

@PMPierrePoilievre I'm really sorry you're feeling this way, and I understand how frustrating it must be to face challenges during job interviews due to your condition. It's tough when something out of your control impacts your opportunities. Remember, though, that your worth is not defined by setbacks, and many people go through similar struggles. If you haven’t already, you might consider seeking support from professionals who can guide you on how to navigate interviews while managing your condition, or even look into companies with inclusive hiring practices. Stay strong, and know that better opportunities are ahead. You deserve success! 💙

[@PMPierrePoilievre]

@@MedicalCentric Hi dear Medical Centric! Your message warms my heart ❤️ thank you so much whoever you are for the kind words, i'll definitely have a look into my available options, because enough is enough. It's been almost 15 years i've been quiet about it 🥲

[@stevenl1346]

There is a surgical procedure to stop this. I had the surgery done so I can tell you first on this if anyone has questions. I've bee living with dry hands and feet for 20+years now.

[@aaryanqureshi5326]

Can I get your instagram id,what's up number or anything else plz I want to get rid of my hands sweat it is worse then death I want to die because of it plz plz plz reply me

[@stevenl1346]

@@aaryanqureshi5326 hi there. I don't have IG but will try to help you any way I can. Where are you from?

[@ambikachaudhary3169]

Steven pls help me I am facing a lott of problems just because of it pls tell where was your surgery done ??

[@stevenl1346]

@@ambikachaudhary3169the name of surgery is called "Endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy".

[@stevenl1346]

@@ambikachaudhary3169 Very IMPORTANT! Do not do operation if doctor cuts the nerve. Only use the doctor that clips the nerve so you can remove if you don't like side effects. I have 2 titanium clips in my body.

[@RiderandKitty]

I have this hyperhidrosis since when I was young and it makes me shy to socialize with people. I'm struggling and suffering especially when I'm gonna drive 😢😢 Also when there's family gathering in my husband's side the reason why I don't really talk or go with them it's because I feel so embarrassed of my sweaty hands, feet, and armpit 😢 can anyone suggests what kind of treatment should be done?

[@MedicalCentric]

@RiderandKitty Hyperhidrosis can be incredibly challenging, especially when it affects social interactions and daily activities. Treatments like prescription-strength antiperspirants, medications (such as anticholinergics to reduce sweat production), iontophoresis (using mild electrical currents), and even Botox injections can help control sweating. In severe cases, a minor surgery called sympathectomy may be considered. Consulting with a dermatologist can help you find the right treatment option to regain your confidence and comfort. You're not alone, and there are effective options to help manage this condition. 💪💙

[@plantpants3746]

I wish I had just sweaty hands and feet... sweat everywhere but.

[@MrAdriancooke]

I live with hh of the chest and back but most of the stuff about it doesn't address this variety

[@shantanuukkey1153]

It is worse while eating food😢

[@MedicalCentric]

Hyperhidrosis symptoms often worsen during meals due to gustatory sweating, which can be managed with specific treatments. ❤️

[@PingByahera]

Thank u

[@harrys6238]

I think I have hyperhydrosis, it's not that much intense. My hands dont sweat. I recommend people to use antiperspirant gel overnight and apply heavy talk all over the body. For some it may help ad talk keeps observing sweat and keep my body dry.

[@TastyTreatsx]

Please try diaphragmatic breathing- look at the foods you are eating(spicy,garlicy,onion,coffee alcohol), anxiety are all the factors that contribute to sweating.

[@yeet9631]

Yes anxiety

[@CesarNostradamus-wj9uq]

When I use to drink and or smoke OMG everyone noticed me all wet leaving the club. So glad I stopped those

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm so glad to hear you've made such a positive change for your health and well-being! ❤️

[@4lifedeathwish]

I work sales and I always have a constant forehead sweat, pretty annoying

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry to hear that

[@billionaireno1]

glycopyrrlate will help. do your research on it but it makes me feel normal.

[@prod.gregupnext2958]

I thought i was some kind of loner with this don’t feel that bad now

[@MedicalCentric]

It's understandable that conditions like hyperhidrosis can make individuals feel isolated, but it's essential to recognize that you're not alone in experiencing this. Hyperhidrosis, characterized by excessive sweating, is a common condition that affects many people worldwide. While it can be challenging, connecting with others who share similar experiences or seeking support from healthcare professionals can provide valuable insights and coping strategies. Remember, acknowledging and addressing such concerns is a positive step toward managing the condition and finding a supportive community.

[@lakeshiacolebrook5509]

Does anyone get hyperhidrosis in the groin area? I feel like I'm the only one on earth with that area as my point of focus. My doctor says others out there have it but I have yet to run across someone with my exact issue.???

[@tungsteno2722]

I also sweat a lot in that area, everytime i sit on a chair i leave a very prominent sweat mark, thats why i always wear a hoodie around my waist. You are not alone

[@madara.l]

I went to the doctor, and even the doctor didn't know the diagnosis, even when just a little google search tells that it is hyperhidrosis, still have it, got no treatment.

[@priyamirok6736]

Sme.. I have been telling this to doctors from at least 2 yrs now..nd they literally have no solution..I once undergo a treatment something related to electronic fir 2 months.. usse kuch theek ni hua..

[@stevenl1346]

As someone who had hyperhydrosis, I can totally relate. I tried everything and just like you was ready to accept it. But then I found out that there was a surgical procedure to stop the sweating.. I called the specialist and he said it cost $5000 USD each side. My heart just sank. That meant I'd have to fly to the US for the because I was Canadian on top of paying for the operation. Luckily he had a friend in Canada too that just so happened to specialize in this operation as well. On top of this great news, our health care covers the cost these surgeries since its not cosmetic in nature. The doctor explained there would be an incision made under the armpit to clip the nerve that causes the excessive hand and feet sweeting. This way, if the side effects were too much to handle, they can remove the clips and we would be back to the way it was. Before it was non reversible since they cut the nerve. When the surgery was complete. I had dry hand for the first time in my life. My side effects were mild. I sweated more on my chest BUT it would stop. I did this operation when I turned 18. I'm now 45. Best decision of my life and no regrets whatsoever. If anyone was to ask if to get surgery...I say go for it!

[@janvisharma4536]

@@stevenl1346 What is the surgery called?

[@ritikranjan8669]

@@priyamirok6736 was that treatment called iontophoresis, if yes then where did you buy that device from?

[@priyamirok6736]

@@ritikranjan8669 yss that was iontophoresis... I went to doctor for about 2 months daily.. that machine was in hospital

[@keirtjomerpogado2232]

had it when i was still as far i remember like 7 years old. well uh, my parents gets mad about it..