Comments on: Endoscopic Thoracic Surgery http://www.prevent-sweating.com/blog/endoscopic-thoracic-surgery Stop Excessive Sweating Fast with Effective Treatments Sat, 21 Jan 2012 16:13:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Matt http://www.prevent-sweating.com/blog/endoscopic-thoracic-surgery/comment-page-1#comment-449 Matt Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:14:27 +0000 http://www.prevent-sweating.com/blog/?p=287#comment-449 I had ETS surgery in February of 2009; I had the procedure for severe facial/cranial and armpit sweating. I had the T-2 and T-3 nerves cut bilaterally. As of this message, I have severe compensatory sweating that has dramatically impacted my life negatively. If you are considering this procedure, please be aware that there is a 50% chance that you could suffer from compensatory sweating, which is your body's attempt to cool itself when the thoracic nerves are cut, cauterized or clamped. You see, when these nerves are cut, the sweat response is cut off or dramatically inhibited to those areas the nerves addressed. When this happens, the body has to sweat more aggressively in the body's other areas to sustain an effecient operating temperature. This is sweating that will drench your clothes and make your life miserable. Please understand, that this procedure is irreversible, and can make your life worse off than you are now. I am including a link to ETS patients who are dealing with this and other side effects so that you can make an informed decision. http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/directory If you live in a humid area, have a propensity to sweat excessively already, or are on medications to treat high blood pressure and other health issues, then this surgery could further complicate your quality of life. Again, this is an irreversible procedure. I had ETS surgery in February of 2009; I had the procedure for severe facial/cranial and armpit sweating. I had the T-2 and T-3 nerves cut bilaterally. As of this message, I have severe compensatory sweating that has dramatically impacted my life negatively. If you are considering this procedure, please be aware that there is a 50% chance that you could suffer from compensatory sweating, which is your body’s attempt to cool itself when the thoracic nerves are cut, cauterized or clamped. You see, when these nerves are cut, the sweat response is cut off or dramatically inhibited to those areas the nerves addressed. When this happens, the body has to sweat more aggressively in the body’s other areas to sustain an effecient operating temperature. This is sweating that will drench your clothes and make your life miserable. Please understand, that this procedure is irreversible, and can make your life worse off than you are now. I am including a link to ETS patients who are dealing with this and other side effects so that you can make an informed decision.

http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/directory

If you live in a humid area, have a propensity to sweat excessively already, or are on medications to treat high blood pressure and other health issues, then this surgery could further complicate your quality of life. Again, this is an irreversible procedure.

]]> By: HH sufferer http://www.prevent-sweating.com/blog/endoscopic-thoracic-surgery/comment-page-1#comment-135 HH sufferer Sun, 28 Feb 2010 03:44:16 +0000 http://www.prevent-sweating.com/blog/?p=287#comment-135 i recently had VASER for axilliary HH, it's been a week now and it's working gr8, my hands n feet r still sweating but my axilla remains dry. VASER uses ultrasound liposuction procedure which is used for HH sufferer to destroy the sweat glands permanently. u can see d video i found in youtube that prompt me to avail of this treatment; the link is in tumblr blog i made to compile helpful information to manage HH. this site inspired me to start this blog and help other HH sufferers like myself. IMHO, the VASER procedure is expensive but well worth the money. good thing i live in the Philippines and it is less expensive here. if hope this post is helpful & pls leave me a messge on my blog and share other helpful links for me to compile. tyvm to Jason Ellis for this helpful website, keep up the good work! i recently had VASER for axilliary HH, it’s been a week now and it’s working gr8, my hands n feet r still sweating but my axilla remains dry.
VASER uses ultrasound liposuction procedure which is used for HH sufferer to destroy the sweat glands permanently. u can see d video i found in youtube that prompt me to avail of this treatment; the link is in tumblr blog i made to compile helpful information to manage HH. this site inspired me to start this blog and help other HH sufferers like myself.

IMHO, the VASER procedure is expensive but well worth the money. good thing i live in the Philippines and it is less expensive here.

if hope this post is helpful & pls leave me a messge on my blog and share other helpful links for me to compile.

tyvm to Jason Ellis for this helpful website, keep up the good work!

]]> By: JAMES PAYNE http://www.prevent-sweating.com/blog/endoscopic-thoracic-surgery/comment-page-1#comment-84 JAMES PAYNE Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:44:18 +0000 http://www.prevent-sweating.com/blog/?p=287#comment-84 I have considered it. I've tried just about everything. The last was Botox, spent hundreds of dollars, no lasting results. Two weeks at the most. Maybe one day I'll find my miracle cure. Perhaps you will be the one to help me find it. Thanks so much. I really look forward to getting your emails. Sincerely, James I have considered it. I’ve tried just about everything. The last was Botox, spent hundreds of dollars, no lasting results. Two weeks at the most. Maybe one day I’ll find my miracle cure. Perhaps you will be the one to help me find it. Thanks so much. I really look forward to getting your emails.

Sincerely,
James

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