Dr. Lee Cures A Hyperhidrosis Patient Who Can't Stop Sweating l Dr. Pimple Popper: Pop-Ups

[@vikingkate1495]

With all her patients on the show, I just think, "Oh, Sweetie! I'm so sorry." Dr. Lee makes such a huge difference in these people's lives. Bless her.

[@Pureimagination200]

Probably hormone related to sweat glands 😊

[@NancyHa78]

I have hyperhidrosis on my hands and feet and I used to get so embarrassed having to shake hands. I went to my dermatologist years ago and I didn’t want to do Botox shots on my hands or feet so my doctor prescribed me glycopyrrolate and it works wonders! I still get sweaty hands and feet on occasion, but nowhere near as much as I used to. Now I can shake hands without being embarrassed.

[@Ashley-vn9bf]

This literally reads like a commercial lol glad it worked for you tho

[@NancyHa78]

@@Ashley-vn9bf Lol I can see how it sounds like a commercial 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@shanshan8113]

glycopyrrolate made me so dry EVERYWHERE, gave me cotton mouth so bad

[@NancyHa78]

@@shanshan8113 I also got cotton mouth and it also made me constipated, but it eventually went away.

[@jillcsupa9961]

@@NancyHa78 i take the same meds. The cottonmouth is AWFUL but I’ll deal with that over sweating any day. I still sweat in the summer but not nearly as bad as I used to.

[@thejpkotor]

dang, they were talking about how she 'couldn't wear makeup', I mean does she even need it?! She's so naturally beautiful.

[@MEOWNIST]

🐍🧢

[@soxpeewee]

I think it's weird she wants makeup for her armpits

[@thoseriseofkingdomsadswith972]

No one *needs* an ounce of makeup on their face. People do it because it makes them feel good, confident, and happy. It's a creative outlet for a lot of people.

[@martha4276]

How would she wear shoes for more than five minutes?? I can’t imagine the smell she had to deal with…

[@misscalicogirl]

@@thoseriseofkingdomsadswith972 facts

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

The exact cause of hyperhidrosis is not known, but it is thought to be related to overactivity of the sympathetic nervous system, which controls the body's sweat glands. Other potential causes include genetics, hormonal changes, and certain medical conditions or medications.

[@devvaughn8817]

Your definitely right I take a certain medication that makes me sweat like this, I'm talking I can literally ring my whole damn shirt out if i happen to have a hard workday that day....

[@jen-jl5dn]

the fact that this condition is so common yet there’s no proper treatment for it is insane.

[@drewscobar3723]

The only thing i dont agree with is her saying she will start to wear makeup because honestly she is blesssed she has a very beautiful face and perfect skin :).

[@Drux.i]

I sweat like this all through middle school and highschool, but I was one of the lucky ones that outgrew it as my hormones balanced out. My hands never got to bad, but feet and armpits and face were.

[@Nwladylaura369]

Mine started at 61 and no real help yet! The worst is the crotch area!!! Anyone have any options for this area?

[@animeluver22113]

my best friend had this condition but only with her hands. she was so self concious about it and would freak out with the thought of holding someones hand. the moment i found out she had the condition was when i handed her my hamster and after just a moment of handling her my poor hamster felt soaked! and also strange thing about her hands is that they always felt super cold, and when she was stressed/nervous they would get hot. she got operated and now she is a confident person 😊

[@chasingdreams3056]

not the soaked hamster 💀

[@Jadedjade2000]

​@@chasingdreams3056 bro was bathed in sweat💀

[@mrs.tiffany]

I wish they showed updates. I hope that this has worked for her.

[@BIRDETR5]

Botox worked for my daughter for around 4 months. It was amzing that she was dry that long. Not covered by most insurance but with awareness and trials it will be.

[@arina4030]

u have to get botox every few months forever also the sweat will find another outlet if one area gets numbed

[@BIRDETR5]

@@arina4030 true but with Botox, there was less chance of compensating sweat than surgery

[@BIRDETR5]

Also, if it is still an option…definitely think and do research on surgical methods for hyperhidrosis. My friend had this done years ago and she sweats on her stomach now. The sweat will come from somewhere else. Botox is the least painful and easiest way to treat this in and needs insurance approval. Awareness is key as many struggle with this. Have you ever used a wet touch screen? Shake hands to make a business deal or simply great another? 😓😓😓

[@Cybo-Man]

@@BIRDETR5 The issue with Botox is that it needs to be done forever, it doesn’t permanently fix the problem.

[@dingo1666]

What did they do for her feet? I imagine that is extremely hindering for her too? I wish this program would show us how these people do a few weeks afterwards. Hope she is ok now.

[@BK-gi6wk]

I hope her feet get treated too. It's actually dangerous to have sweaty feet. I myself have slipped (even in my shoes) from sweaty feet. Came close to hitting the ground many times.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

@@BK-gi6wk Wow!!!!!! 😅😅😅😅

[@mzshanti2012]

Sometimes they do

[@mcrchickenluvr]

The feet are slightly different than the hands. You really can’t use Botox on the feet much because it blocks the nerves. About the only procedure that can be done is to have the glands removed like I had to have done. The healing sucked and the surgery was slightly painful as they only used a local anesthetic. But tit was worth every second of it to not go water skiing out of my bedroom every morning.

[@gigiatkins5923]

I suffered for years with this condition…it caused a ton of social anxiety. Then in my early 40’s I had a hysterectomy and haven’t had an issue since 😊

[@bren7067]

I was wondering if the condition could be hormonal.

[@alanmeyers3957]

@@bren7067 it is.

[@NorseForse]

@@alanmeyers3957It *can* be. But hormones aren’t always the cause. Now that I’ve said that… I had hyperhidrosis for yearrrrrrrs too. I was under the impression it was due to medications I was taking - but not willing/able to give up-until one day chatting with my doc I asked if menopause could be a contributor. (I’d already had my uterus removed years earlier, so I didn’t have periods to use as a gauge.) Got tested and found out I was POST-menopausal.😳 Doc started me on very low dose estradiol. I haven’t had an issue with excessive sweating (or sweating for no damn good reason!) since. I feel lucky the answer was so simple and the treatment so easy for me. (One little tablet a day.) There are other causes of hyperhidrosis besides hormones and lots of people never find the help they need.😕

[@vitalyaloves]

@@NorseForse that's crazy that a doctor removed your uterus but didn't replace your hormones. it's a given that you will go into menopause if you get your uterus removed

[@NorseForse]

@@vitalyaloves You only go into “instant menopause” if (both) your ovaries are removed. I kept my ovaries. When just the uterus is removed, it does slow down estrogen production from the ovaries -surgeons have to clamp off the main artery to your uterus, which also provides about 50% of the blood supply to the ovaries-but it doesn’t stop it altogether. Less blood supply = slower hormone production. The result is usually an earlier menopause. But it’s gradual, not instant. Plus there was always a question about ~IF~ I could take hormones safely; my mother died of Breast Cancer early (at 57) but we never did confirm if hers was “estrogen receptor positive” (fed by estrogen) or not. So the decision to not do hormone replacement therapy at the time was the right one. I was 37 at the time. I’ve since learned that I am able to do HRT with the normal risks, not elevated as I’d thought. (And I’m currently fine with those risks.) I *genuinely* feel lucky that the solution to the excessive sweating that ruined every part of my existence (including my job… where dripping large beads of sweat on your patients is… uhhh… frowned upon. Lol) It’s a *miserable* existence. For some people with Hyperhidrosis, there’s no clear or easy solution or treatment. Theirs might not have an identifiable cause, it may be hereditary, or it may be due to a life-saving medication. The only significant and *lasting* thing to help are these sweat gland-destroying procedures or more invasive surgeries. All I do is take a pill every morning.

[@llopez2287]

Wish her nothing but the best

[@emilyleander3597]

I wish there was an update! I have hyperhidrosis as well and would love to know if this worked for her 😕

[@tabitha9890]

I have it too. And surgery changed my life.

[@emilyalcorn3547]

I have this and had 2 surgeries for it. The first surgery worked and the 2nd surgery didn’t work so I sweat on the left side of my head/face and the right side of my torso area. I don’t have it bad on my hands too much but my face and torso are the worst areas… 😢

[@snehaarora0594]

I too have it

[@barbarahuck3136]

@@emilyalcorn3547 I have cranio-facial hyperhidrosis and it's horrible. I haven't found any answers. I can't have the surgery and no doctor wants to treat the area with Botox. I've tried the oral medications and they don't help me at all.

[@emilyleander3597]

I have it extremely bad on my palms, feet, and underarms. Doctor said I have one of the worse cases he's seen and it just really stunts my social life so I would of loved to have seen a treatment I could pursue. I was diagnosed in 98, and back then they didn't really have options for it besides some kind of deodorant that didn't work

[@mandlas.4305]

Dr Sandra Lee has a solution to almost anything. She goes above and beyond the call of dermatology.

[@lisapalmowski1532]

Hyperhidrosis runs in my family. About 15 years ago me, my mom and brother each had a sympathectomy where the surgeon put clips on the nerves that caused the sweating in my hands and underarms. BEST THING I EVER DONE! I still sweat but at least it not at the most embarrassing areas

[@cindyfinn4845]

Big hugs Im praying your condition has been resolved. God bless you

[@londonm3161]

my partner and his mother refuse to believe me when I say my partner has hyperhidrosis. this is exactly how he lives, right down to wringing the sweat out of his clothes (and that's WITH antiperspirant. he is constantly dripping without it). he is always on the verge of a nasty fungal infection because of the state is his shoes and socks. he wears through them so fast because they're always wet and it breaks them down. but it doesn't affect him socially so it's enough for him to be willing to see a doctor about it. I wish I could at least get him to get his feet treated

[@laurenallison9391]

I would be so mad if my husband had that and didn’t get checked for it. No way!

[@londonm3161]

@@laurenallison9391 I had to just schedule an appointment for him for surgery to repair a deformity in his chest wall because he didn't notice he wasn't breathing as well as he should. he noticed the difference after his heart and lungs had room to move though! I know he has a lot of anxiety surrounding health and hospitals but MAN! trying to get him to take his health seriously is a nightmare 😅

[@jenfoster128]

Has he tried drysol? It worked wonders for me. It is an over the counter medicine.

[@KidCity1985]

Make sure he stays away from carbs and Suger. It will help prevent the fungal infections.

[@michaelkurtz1967]

How very frightening this must have been for her to deal with for so many years since excess sweating can have some very serious diseases associated with it as well.

[@pennystone1074]

Awww, I really want to send her a virtual hug.

[@PandaMan21086]

As someone that suffers from Hyperhidrosis this seems like an interesting treatment. I think the last doctor I talked to wanted to slice into my sides and remove the glands but I'm afraid that if I do that I'll blow up like a balloon.

[@sarahmorton1873]

If you don’t mind me asking, have you ever tried any oral medications? I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle. What’s even more random about this rug, because I’m not the only hyperhidrosis suffer Hill has had amazing results taking it, is that managing excessive sweating just happens to be a great side effect because this medication is actually prescribed to treat ulcers in adults and children

[@PandaMan21086]

@Sarah Morton I have not tried that nor heard of it till just now. Is it expensive or can insurance cover it if applicable?

[@Nwladylaura369]

I’ve tried it, but it only made my mouth dry! Still sweating to the oldies. 😐

[@PandaMan21086]

@NW Lady Laura I can't give a thumbs up or down for ya gal haha. We are on the trenches together.

[@WeaponizedTX]

Ive been dealing with this since I was 15, Im 32 now. For me its localized to my armpits. All day, hot or cold, from when I wake up to when I go to sleep. I hate it. I carry extra shirts in my vehicle to change into at work. Its embarassing to be working in an office all day and sweating like ive been working in 100 degree heat. I hate it so much. But treatment is expensive.

[@barbkamesko3329]

Hi. I had same problems. I was sweating like crazy under my armpits. 2017 doctor remove my sweat glands with liposuction under local anesthesia .I paid 1400€. I don’t sweat anymore. Operation was successful.

[@Me-zw9xx]

Buy the antiperspirant called maxim, it takes a few days but worked amazingly for me

[@jenfoster128]

Dysol worked for me. It is over the counter.

[@1234letsgo]

Mira dry worked for me I had 2 sessions it’s about 2k per session but it’s all worth it

[@pinklemonadez9079]

I got miraDry a little over a year ago! Best decision I ever made. After it healed, I still sweat (most people go back for a second treatment, I'd love to some day) that said, it's mostly manageable now which was a HUGE improvement. Now sometimes I can go through cold days with a sweater on and have my pits be dry at the end which is insane to me. Summer is still a struggle though.

[@barbiewarner530]

i too have that do to thyroid issues..knowing this helps pple like us is a game changer..ty n god bless ur big heart

[@KathyGeiger-h6d]

A repeat of this poor young lady's condition of hyperhidrosis. She is so beautiful. It is amazing the patients I see. It's like look how beautiful this one is and look at that body. Wow, I was made fun of in HS for acne. I've never been pretty or have the great body. So, here I am still with acne and plain and stocky. Never have experienced what life would be like to be pretty or have the nice shape or even shapely legs. Nothing. All I do is have empathy for these patients. Dr Lee, please keep helping others so that they may live a wonderfully, complete life. Blessings to all.

[@steveb1972]

We need a follow-up to this so we can see if the treatments worked!

[@janjones4772]

Dr Lee, you are the greatest, I’ve been watching several people you have took care of, and help their problems, each person had something really different, but you did more to help them, thank all the other Drs who tried to help, you go farther in checking them out, I cried with each of them , One guy was from California. I think your great, I know how Thankful they were,they went from so sad to so happy. Thank God for people like you and your helpers, and the Dr who got rid of the tumors on the young man’s back. God Bless you all. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍👍👍👍👍

[@Retried77]

I hope these treatments worked for her and that she can have a more normal life. Such a sweet lady. Is there a follow up on her?

[@mr.coffee6109]

Iwaki so incredibly touched that you really could help this beautiful young woman. thank you. thank you.

[@danielabeltramigomez2259]

I developed hyperhidrosis after I had Guillain Barret Syndrome in 2008. It afected permanentelly my parasimpatic nervous system that controls my body temperature. So really often I overheat, even doing nothing or really small movements, and i sweat like hell specially in my scalp and face and underboobs. I hate it. I can never look fresh when I have my hair done, when I dance, when I go out, when I get in a room without AC. My hair is always wet from sweat. I sweat when I sleep, sometimes so much that I need to go to sleep in another bed, change my pajamas. Summer is so annoying...

[@Jaxnay219]

OMG!!! LITERALLY EVERYTHING YOU SAID IS THE SAME FOR ME!!!! It’s always my armpits, face, and under boobs!! I could literally sit in a room when the AC turns off and I’ll immediately start sweating! I’ll get up and walk two feet to grab something and start sweating! It’s so embarrassing!! I’ll shower and then 2 hours later I’m smelling again under my arms!😭😭😭

[@Nwladylaura369]

Same but also my crotch. I can ruin a pair of jeans after wearing them about 10x. First Dr. Told me to just don’t wear jeans! 😡

[@Keliam888]

OMG she’s such a sweetie ♥️♥️♥️

[@ashleycanas2080]

Thompson tee changed my life. Hopefully one day I can get this procedure

[@simonalyneenderz3247]

How is Krista getting on?!?! I am excited to hear!!

[@davidvincent1093]

Best of luck to this lovely your lady. My wife has kind of the same problem but not so severe. But she is always complaining about being clammy and sweaty and she is usually right so I do understand the problem this lady is going through. Again I wish her the best of luck and though it was not said I do hope that if this works the Dr Lee can apply the treatment to other personal areas of her body and that it helps. I raised 5 daughters and understand how women feel about their bodies though if your spouse understand you should not be to worried and chances are that other people that are affected you will never see again so big deal. Good Luck again and thank you for sharing

[@catmom1322]

When I was a child many years ago, I was "nervous" & developed hyperhidrosis in the palms of my hands. What didn't sweat out turned into little blisters. I think I was prescribed cortisone cream. It's long gone now, thank God.

[@mscampbell1242]

Best of luck Krista!!

[@TheSuitemates]

I have grown up with this disorder and was so debilitating. I would literally say the word sweat aloud and I would be DRIPPING! I got a surgery for it when I was 18-19 when I was in college. Although it’s still there and still affects me, but it’s so much better now. And my husband loves me and because I’m comfortable with him, it’s not as bad. But omg I couldn’t even shake someone’s had and living in Florida, I had to wear a sweater in the heat to hold a pencil and be able to write.

[@vel0811]

I have this problem and have had it since my teens. Now in menopause, hot flashes are horrific bc of the heat and the sweating. Even worse, I work in an office that is at about 75 degrees year round. After watching this episode I'm ready to do more about this issue. Thanks for this episode that's convinced me I can make this happen.

[@carrieanncancino5118]

I have this condition on my scalp and face and my endocrinologist prescribed glycopyrrolate 2mgs in the morning and Ive been sweat free for 5 years now.

[@only1draco]

Looks like this what I need cause I sweat bad with my face and scalp to

[@sarahmorton1873]

THIS!!!!!! I sing the praises of this medication to anyone who will listen to me I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.

[@kayotheepotato]

Listening to Dr. Lee giggle at the “armpit farts” was so cute 🤣

[@BobMartinsback]

I suffered sweaty hands as a child, which worsened considerably in my teens. My hands, even on cool days, would literally drip sweat and the simple act of writing with a ink pen would result in a smudgy mess. I was prescribed the very best of pharmacy solutions, which then was something called aluminium chloride hexahydrate, which was smelly and took ages to dry... but it had limited effect. In the 1990s, I elected for a surgical procedure called an endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy, which sorted my hands out completely. The procedure came with the risk of what was called compensatory sweating in other areas, and that is what happened, for even today I get some increased sweating in the back of my thighs. But on balance, it's not even REMOTELY as bad as the sweating problem I had with my hands. Anyway, it's great to see the modern technology and medicines being used by Dr. Lee to combat this problem.

[@aliceschmid9697]

Me too. I have ALWAYS sweated a lot, from infancy on!

[@jadehelgens4691]

There is help out there for this condition and I have seen so many pts from when I worked in a derm clinic that have a better quality of life when treated.

[@TravelogsIndia]

I am waiting for the updates on her. I think it's the old video

[@gracio1231]

updates on this woman/lady who got treated by Dr.Lee please any would be appreciated thank you

[@spk3163]

In my opinion, you don't need makeup! You're naturally beautiful. But, I can empathize that you would at least would want to have the choice to wear makeup. I attribute my skin to looking young and has kept my skin naturally radiant and clear. I'm happy for you and good luck to you!

[@Wr3tch3dR3tr0]

really happy to see this isnt something that only i deal with. and that there are treatments for it. every doctor i was ever able to see always blew it off and said i would grow out of it or just ignored my questions and changed the subject. mine is localized in only one area. but it affects everything in my life. its on the back of my left hand. i have to have waterproof keyboards for work.. ive lost partners in life because it isnt triggered by heat.. it just does it no matter what. for no reason. been playing in the snow with my kid and have icicles forming on my glove. term papers ruined because it just pours. thank you for giving hope to those that suffer.

[@melissajohnson2935]

Since it's happening in a small area, I'd definitely look into botox injections. They can last up to 12 months and is pretty affordable for just one area. I get them for head sweating and it changed my life

[@Wr3tch3dR3tr0]

@@melissajohnson2935 problem is im a type 1 diabetic.. the botox could affect my blood sugar..

[@sarahmorton1873]

As a hyperhidrosis sufferer myself, it absolutely does control every aspect of your life. For years I had to make excuses not to sit near new hires as we review their contract, which I also had to sign in would’ve made sense to sign at the same time after them, because I would literally sweat on the contracts and have to print a new ones. But salvation for me, and many other hyperhidrosis suffers, came from a medication that is mainly prescribed to treat ulcers in adults and children, but just happens to have a wonderful side effect. I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.

[@bluehearts4u]

Oh my god, I actually have no wonder why I kept sweating even though I didn't workout or anything but still constantly sweat

[@Kittenclarissa]

Same

[@91CEO]

I have this problem with my feet, crotch area and occasionally with my hands.. Been struggling with it for years and I'm so much looking forward to visit my dermatologist in the coming month. This video can at least show the issue to my parents, who has been doubting me for a long time. The fear of smelling, red and itchy skin that becomes light open wounds and social anxiety really takes it's tool on me some times. Not to forget the many boxers I had to throw out simply due to overwashing or sweating through the textile..

[@luciad5988]

I sweated under my arms profusely in my 20s. It was very embarrassing at work and I ruined plenty of silk blouses. My Dermatologist prescribed Certain Dry to me. It changed my life, and that isn’t an exaggeration.

[@Lilith6908-p6k]

My sister had the same condition. Both in her arms and legs .She literally had to wear gloves to do normal day-to-day stuff because everything she touched was soaking in sweat. . She suffered for more than 22 years .Thankfully she went through a medical procedure and now she doesn't sweat on her arms .After almost 7 years she's doing great except sometimes she sweat on her legs but it's mostly during summer( The procedure was only done on her arms not in legs).

[@dompunzalan8188]

I want to treat mine but it is very expensive, specially here in the Philippines. It is so hard for me to interact with people. I started to be self-conscious at a very young age because the sweat stains are very evident specifically in my torso area and butt. The sweats coming frim my pores at my forehead is very large drops and it is very hard to be in a public utility vehicle wherein those sweats came to your body is uncontrollable. Even in an air-conditioned room, I'm still sweating like I ran in a field eventhough I'm just sitting chillin'. I am very happy that Krista's condition was treated. I hope all of us, specially with someone dealing with hyperhidrosis, can afford this procedure. ❤❤❤

[@patriciashelton6644]

One could really get dehydrated fast from this. Loose s lot of potassium that is very serious. Hope this treatment helped her

[@jamiegassaway7688]

This is me just walking to my car, not even running laps in the sun...

[@clarenceyoung271]

Wonderful! I am cheering for her.

[@JoselynPawlak]

I have terrible hyperhidrosis and I am always embarrassed when people want to shake my hands... They get so bad that they drip sweat.

[@BunnyTree]

Glycopyrrolate pills helped me tremendously years ago. My dermatologist prescribed them.

[@zs1121]

honestly I had the worst case of hyperhydrosis and didn't know it was a condition. Then I googled and got the surgery done in 2018 and I no longer live with this problem, the ETS surgery for hyperhydrosis changed my life. I wish I knew this was a condition in my 20s

[@lisapizza5903]

I've had this since I was in middle school .. Its so embarrassing when your trying to do something so simple as walking around the block and your covered in sweat

[@elaineb4490]

I used to have this condition until a doctor prescribed driclor roll on deodorant. This product is now available over the counter. Never had this condition since after using it for 6 months

[@doughawotte5953]

Hyperhydrosis in the movie Airplane?! I had always taken that scene as Robert Hays was scared and upset he had to land an unfamiliar plane! Well I’ll be sheep dipped.

[@lorenvallin-flores7970]

I want to see her follow up! Did it work?! I hope her life is changed for the better!

[@alinocencio1798]

Is there a follow up link on this?

[@binzc3052]

I have hyperhidrosis too but it’s not as excessive as hers.. mine mainly happens on the hands and armpits. It’s really annoying and it does affect ppl mentally. Such things as handshaking is so fking annoying and awkward because you resort to fist bump.

[@gnet0623]

There’s a surgery called endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy and it’s for Hiperhidrosis too it’s very effective but you may never sweat again and I don’t know if that’s healthy

[@angelcooper8434]

I had hyphidrosis my entire life extremely badly. It came with odor as well. NO deoderant/antiperspirant EVER worked. I saw doctors, used Certain Dri, perscription antiperspirants, NOTHING worked. I thought I would just have to accept it. UNTIL I changed my diet. NOBODY talks about this, but my odor AND hyperhidrosis has been COMPLETELY CURED because I eat clean now. I only eat meats and fruit and dairy (I eat veggies too sometimes if they're there). Not eating grains or chips or anything hyperprocessed/junk food like that has completley cured it and many other things as well. I switched to all-natural deoderant as well. (Little Seed Farm) I also use all-natural other hygenic products. Whenever I eat processed things like Doritos or something, the odor and sweating comes RIGHT back. Eat clean guys. Don't always look to the doctor right away Sending love :) Hope this helps someone🧿

[@lightloveandawake3114]

💗😊💕thank you, Dr Lee, yay! Krista!💕😊💗

[@lisapizza5903]

I always bring an extra shirt and pants with me places when I go somewhere in the summer .

[@Jaxnay219]

I always thought my excess sweat was just a me thing but now that I know it can be treated I think I’m gonna talk to my Dr about it!! I can shower and then 2 hours later my underarms are sweating and smelling again!! It’s so annoying and embarrassing!!! Also deodorant doesn’t help! I need to get mine treated ASAP! 😣

[@colneyrengsi4976]

She is so beautiful!! ❤

[@katalinhorvath2232]

Hello! what is this treatment, what is its name and thank you if you answer😊

[@МарияАбрамова-ф4у]

I have been suffering from generalized hyperhidrosis for 10 years now, I wish her to find a solution and cope with anxiety, because I understand how difficult and painful it is for her to live with this.

[@yy4ld]

Do a liver detox, the body sweats because is highly toxic, you might be allergic to some food like I was to soy and gluten, I don’t sweat anymore.

[@GamingGardener]

When I was in elementary, I had to give up my Karate because my feet are sweating too much in the Dojo. And in college had to give up being a hotel staff because my hands are sweating too much.

[@suziskitchen]

I feel really sorry for the woman, thank God there is a solution ❤️❤️

[@tabitha9890]

Listen, this lady needs surgery by a neurologist. I have hyperhydrosis. And I got my life back with surgery. First surgery was through the armpits to clamp and burn the over active nerve that controls sweat glans. Second was near my abdomen to gain access to the lower spinal cord to do the same. I can report no sweating in hands, armpits, and feet. However, I do sweat more than the average in my chest and back area, but not for no reason.

[@Baleli14]

I use dermadry! It’s a little annoying but it has helped me for sure.

[@TheSpaLife69]

Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy surgery changed my life. I used to flick sweat off my hands, destroy leather shoes and had wet arm pits until Dr. Patrick Tracy in Peoria, IL performed my surgeries in 2003. Two out of three surgeries proved to be successful; the second was the least invasive and unfortunately didn’t fix the problem completely so the final surgery left two large diagonal scars at the sides of the small of my back, but it has definitely been worth it regardless.

[@gorbynjeri2855]

She's beautiful I swear

[@only1draco]

Wow looks like I need to make my appointment asap been dealing with it for a while

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

What will they do to the feet?

[@juliejackson4817]

I have Hyperhidrosis aswel, the main place I sweat is from the head ,neck and face. It's so bad it looks like I've tipped a bucket of water over me.i don't go out as I'm to embarrassed. I've been to doctors and they don't treat this condition on the NHS. I just don't have a life as I'm to embarrassed to do so.

[@barbarabrown6522]

I also suffer with sweating face,neck, head,back at times my arms and legs!😢

[@barbarahuck3136]

I also have cranio-facial hyperhidrosis. I developed it after I had Stevens-Johnson Syndrome. I have tried oral meds and they don't work for me. Surgery is not an option because of other health issues. No one wants to treat these areas.

[@sarahmorton1873]

And you’re not alone in that, because by far my head was the worst problem for me. It was to the point where after a shift at work my hair look like I had just stepped out of the shower. The good news is as someone who had that problem, and no longer does it is treatable. I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.

[@sarahmorton1873]

@@barbarabrown6522 And you’re not alone in that, because by far my head was the worst problem for me. It was to the point where after a shift at work my hair look like I had just stepped out of the shower. The good news is as someone who had that problem, and no longer does it is treatable. I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.

[@sarahmorton1873]

@@barbarahuck3136 And you’re not alone in that, because by far my head was the worst problem for me. It was to the point where after a shift at work my hair look like I had just stepped out of the shower. The good news is as someone who had that problem, and no longer does it is treatable. I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.

[@mirandadewey9998]

Lume is a really good deoderant. I prefer the lotion and it can be used anywhere. Their ads are funny too.

[@tiffanys4767]

Lume is not an antiperspirant so even if used you will continue to sweat but have no odor.

[@moonluna464]

I have this extremely during the night, I always wake up in a pool of Sweat. It's horrible, they can't find the issue.

[@lisachatham8690]

I never sweat until after I had my daughter. I mean literally never sweat. Now I sweat so bad that I change clothes and shower at least 4 times a day in the summer. I don't know what triggered it but I would love to go back to the way it used to be. I could stand on a heat register with the heat set at 95° and not break a sweat even in summer, now if the temperature is over 75 it looks like I showered with all my clothes on. My sweat also stinks bad, people ask me when my last shower was because its so bad. I live in Colorado so I suffer from the heat and being at the high altitude definitely doesn't help.

[@KidCity1985]

How does she stay hydrated?

[@diamondjones8577]

Trust me I'm going through the same thing since high school I sweat when upset or overwhelmed if I have shirts that touch my arm pits and my feet gets really cold and sweaty

[@ksimms3068]

I’m so confused, why did they include the information about cows at @1:13 ?

[@bestofnature-h7i]

Kimberley, similarity studies in comparison.

[@neko2412neko]

I luckly have not sweaty hands, but the worst part is my head... if I have to hurry, the sweat is running down my neck and my hair gets greasy right away... hate it so much... this is also a reason why I don't get hiking with my friends...

[@sarahmorton1873]

And you’re not alone in that, because by far my head was the worst problem for me. It was to the point where after a shift at work my hair look like I had just stepped out of the shower. The good news is as someone who had that problem, and no longer does it is treatable. I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.

[@jadynakistrife9884]

My old schoolmate has this I think. Her palms is sweaty all the time. I would give her tissues if her handkerchief is too wet to absorb any sweat. Her notes would be smudged sometimes. She's one of the nicest people I know.

[@Twitch_Moderator]

I've lived with hyperhidrosis for many decades. Facial, back, neck, chest and from belting to knees is bad for me. Hands, feet and armpits don't really sweat for me. I have learned techniques like wearing dark colors, air-wicking clothes (active wear). And I have a career where I work alone.

[@TheOddHolloway]

Yikes, imagine the dehydration.

[@carl5536]

I sweat alot myself, I change clothes and shower 3 times aday and when I go to outside events it's embarrassing from sweating so much

[@dinkleberrylongbottom5175]

What they don’t show you is the absolutely insane amount of lidocaine and epi they use for numbing/ vasoconstriction

[@sharonsolana]

Pretty lady!

[@mermaidmama7880]

HOORAY KRISTA!!!!! Enjoy you new life!

[@KNellyy]

I have this too. My feet and hands sweat excessively and it's very embarrassing

[@starchaos6557]

Growing up I had a severe sweating under my arms. I used to get picked on a lot for it. Other than that, I sweat a lot. But to stop the under arm issue I use the armor hammer deodorant. Still sweat but not as bad as I used to as a young adult.

[@amixeblu]

I had a student in middle school next to me who had this in her hands only. She was left-handed on top of it, and having to use a ruler & a rag to keep her hands from smudging what she wrote down. We lost track after school, but sometimes I wonder about her. This was in the 80s and early 90s. I think nothing could be done at the time, or she'd have done it!

[@BIRDETR5]

This sounds exactly like my daughters school experience 😢

[@bobwhitten1351]

I have that same issue on my hands and feet I wonder hiwbmuch that costs

[@bestofnature-h7i]

BOB Whitten, call the surgery but if you're prepared to pay for it ....... who knows?

[@JodiLeaSnakeQueen]

Rather see an update than rerun!

[@Yahnart]

I don't think she should wear makeup up, she's gorgeous. It would just cover her raw beauty.

[@defenderofdemocracy2231]

Wow I’ve been dealing with this same issue my entire life. I wonder how expensive this treatment is

[@sarahmorton1873]

Before you jump into either of these as someone who has dealt with this condition since I was 18 and I’m now 35 and now sweat less than most of my friends and family, and it only cost me five dollars for a 90 day prescription. This drug is mainly prescribed to treat ulcers in adults and children, but it is beginning to be used more and more frequently for hyperhidrosis patients as it turned out to be the answer to my prayers I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. It’s not an exaggeration to say that drug changed my life. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.

[@mattlu5493]

I’m happy for her

[@Princess-yr2tj]

I have a issue with sweating and it’s embarrassing. My primary doctor didn’t offer any kind of help or recommendations. I’m not sure what kind of doctor I need to see

[@sarahmorton1873]

So I finally decided to do something about my hyperhidrosis, because it really kicked in to high gear when I turned 30. I was asking myself the same question and ended up going to a dermatologist. That I can say without exaggeration, changed my life. I’ve been taking glycopyrrolate for 2 years now. I used to work at target so instead of my normal black, we had to wear red shirts. I went from having to change to a different shirt three times in an eight hour shift to sometimes forgetting to put deodorant on before I leave the house. It’s a miracle.