Now if your armpit sweating problem is as bad as mine was, you’re probably at this point reacting to the problem as opposed to taking action to prevent the problem.

Let me explain…

Maybe you feel the sweat coming on and you excuse yourself to the nearest bathroom to pat your armpits dry with a paper towel or reapply another layer of deodorant. You might wear heavy clothes or layers to hide the pits stains. Or, perhaps you actually use garment pads to soak up the sweat when it occurs.

The treatments below take a more proactive approach. You’re going to learn how to condition your skin to sweat less, rather than learn how to block the sweat or hide the sweat better. These are long term cures that work cumulatively over time, so try them all out consistently for a week before experiencing the optimal results.

With that said, here’s the first treatment…

The Apple Vinegar Remedy – at night, apply apple vinegar or any other malt vinegar to your armpits. If you have armpit hair, trim it to a very short length. Let the apple vinegar air dry. It will saturate your armpit’s sweat pores, neutralizing odor causing bacteria and creating a drying effect.

Apple vinegar has astringent properties. It will condition your armpits to stay dry and sweat less overall. In the morning, just wash your armpits with soap and water as you normally would. The acid in the vinegar will be absorbed by your armpits overnight and protect you from sweating all day long.

The Baking Soda Treatment – Used in combination with a deodorant that’s high in aluminum chloride, baking soda could be your missing piece to the puzzle. It works as follows…

Baking soda is an alkaline and your body’s sweat is an acid. When the two mix, they create gas and the sweat is instantly evaporated. So it conditions your sweat to just dry up super fast. Here’s what you do. Mix a generous amount of baking soda with water until you have a thick paste. Paste the baking soda onto your armpits (if they’re clean shaven, this works best) and then sit with the treatment for 25 minutes. Afterwards, just wash off with water.

Do this for several days in a row and you’ll notice a HUGE difference. Now, your armpits might feel kind of rubbery after you wash off the baking soda. This is totally normal and I’m sure you’ll agree that rubbery feeling armpit skin is way better that sweat dripping, slime pits – ewww!

Botox – Botox injections are a surefire way to stop the excessive armpit sweating but it does come with a high price tag. Treatments can range anywhere from $700 – $1400 depending on how many places on the body you want to cure. Also, results aren’t permanent. They do last a while though.

Most people report that Botox stops the excessive sweating for about 6 months. So, if your severe armpit sweat is impacting your life that much (I know mine was pretty bad) and you have the extra money, Botox might be a realistic alternative for you.

Before you go running to the bank though to take out money for Botox, I want to save you some green. Afterall, we can all use some savings where we can these days. I’ve posted my top 12 favorite excessive sweating treatments on my site http://www.Prevent-Sweating.com in a video called Sweat Free Tactics. The video is totally FREE and you can check it out right now on the site to learn a TON of other effective ways (many of them natural) to stop excessive armpit sweating for good. Additionally, the video shows you how to stop hand sweating, face sweating, feet sweating and yes, of course, how to stop armpit sweating. Check it out right now and take action on ending this problem for good!

The excessive sweating is uncontrollable through conventional methods such as over-the-counter deodorant and is unaffected by climate changes. A key attribute of hyperhidrosis is that it doesn’t matter what the temperature of your environment is. It can be a cool autumn day or a warm spring day and you’ll still be perspiring profusely.

The human body perspires to maintain a constant internal body temperature. Sweating is regulated by the Sympathetic Nervous System, which controls about five million sweat glands in the body. Hyperhidrosis is characterized by the hyperactivity of these sweat glands. The root cause is thought to be genetic.

You’re not alone in this condition. Up to 1% of the entire population including 3 million Americans suffer from Hyperhidrosis. The excessive sweating can occur in many regions of the body including:

the Palms (palmer hyperhidrosis)
the Feet (plantar hyperhidrosis)
the Armpits (axillary hyperhidrosis)
the Face (facial hyperhidosis)
the Torso, Back, Chest and Groin (truncal hyperhidrosis)

The Triggers of Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis sweating can be triggered by common emotions, stress, and moderate exercise. The condition is exacerbated by social interaction and anxiety driven by others finding out about the sweating.

For example, shaking hands may be very uncomfortable because the person with the condition knows that the person on the other end of the handshake will walk away with wet, sweaty hands. The apprehension of this situation alone can increase the persons excessive sweating.

Another example is someone who knows they will need to take their shoes off in front of another. The fear of their condition being exposed can lead to increased plantar hyperhidrosis sweating.

Obviously many of the symptoms are driven by psychological triggers but the underlying cause of the sweating is physical. The hyperactive sweat glands are always the real culprit.

Hyperhidrosis is caused more often than not by hyper activity in a person’s Somatic Nervous System. This is a system in the body (along with the hypothalamus) that controls thermoregulation – body temperature.

The Sympathetic Chain, a connection or nerves in the chest cavity, is a major player in the Somatic Nervous System. This chain of nerves sends signals to the sweat glands in the major body areas mentioned above, triggering the release of perspiration to cool body temperature. The result is the continous, uncontrollable sweating that has led you to this site.

2 Major Types of Hyperhidrosis

Although hyperhidrosis can be classified depending on the part of the body it affects (palmer hyperhidrosis, plantar hyperhidrosis etc.), there are 2 MAJOR types of the disorder. These 2 types point to the specific cause of the problem rather than the area that excretes the sweat.

Primary Hyperhidrosis is a genetic condition that causes the continuous or spontaneous sweating of the palms, feet, armpits and face.

Treatments for this condition include:

Botox Injections
Sympathectomy Surgery (ETS)
The Natural Remedies Listed throughout this site
Clinical and Prescription Deodorants
Iontophoresis

Secondary Hyperhidrosis is brought on by underlying factors such as:

Hyperthyroidism
Infections
Malignancy
Autoimmune disorders
Obesity
Menopause
Diabetes
Psychiatric disorders

Treatment for secondary hyperhidrosis involves eliminating the underlying condition.

There ARE natural cures available for primary hyperhidrosis. I highly recommend you check out Mike Ramsey’s Stop Sweating & Start Living natural cure. It’s worked for hundreds of people and ends 95% of hyperhidrosis symptoms in two weeks. You can check out this natural solution HERE.

Well, my friends – I AM that guy. Also, I can tell you…

If the embarrassment of groin sweating isn’t enough to make you search for an alternative solution, certainly the discomfort is. The constant perspiration in your groin and inner thighs causes TERRIBLE irritation, rashes, dryness, odor and a whole bunch of other problems. Here, you’ll discover the 7 most effective and useful tactics for putting groin sweat to bed and PRONTO. Let’s get started and stop the sweat for good!

1. Cool Down before you Start Up:

In order to start this process off on the right foot, it’s important that all your showers end with cold water. You don’t have to freeze yourself right out of the shower. In the beginning, use warm water to wash off. As you get to the end of your shower time, gradually lower the temperature of the water until the last minute where you’re essentially showering your “goodies” with a super cold soak. It will only be a little uncomfortable for a minute.

This technique avoids that annoying situation where you start sweating the moment you step out of the shower. It will give you a nice head start for the next technique.

2. Powdering Your Parts:

Once you get out of the shower, dry off THOROUGHLY. You don’t want any kind of wetness in your nether regions so get aggressive with that towel. Own every crevice!

Apply a fairly generous amount of talcum powder to your groin, buttocks, inner thighs and undercarriage – yes UNDERCARRIAGE. That’s my fancy medical term

Talcum powder will absorb any moisture that may come about during the day. If you DO sweat, the perspiration will mix with the talcum and evaporate the powder, leaving you dry with a fresh scent.

If Talcum isn’t enough to do the job, try Goldbond’s Medicated Powder. You can get this at most drugstores and it works very well. Goldbond’s has a cooling effect so it will actually make your groin feel cooler (an interesting sensation the first time). I love this stuff. Goldbond’s also neutralizes itching and irritation so if the skin down there is already a bit sensitive or chaffed, this will be a tremendous relief for you.

3. Wear Breathables:

I know it sounds like simple advice but the very first item you need to check off on your list is breathable underwear. If you’re not wearing cotton – you’re doomed to fail at overcoming this problem. Most of the time, breathable underwear won’t be enough to cure groin sweating alone. However, it will help you along by strengthening the power of the previous solutions.

4. Deodorize Your Thighs:

I know it sounds strange but layering on a thin coat of gentle deodorant will do wonders if you sweat from your inguinal region (inner thighs). This crease between your groin and your inner thigh is where the problem generally starts. Don’t go putting deodorant on your groin. That has “bad idea” written all over it. Instead, try a very gentle antiperspirant like Hydrosal gel or even Degree on your inner thigh. Remember, this is very sensitive skin so if irritation occurs, stop immediately.

5. Avoid Loose Fitting Underwear:

Although it should be breathable, your underwear should be snug as well. If clothes or underwear are too loose (for men especially), your thighs will rub against your groin more directly and cause the sweating to begin.

6. Heal Any Chaffing:

Before you do any of this stuff, make sure you’re dealing with a healthy situation down there. If you have chaffing or a rash from prior sweating, attend to the irritation before drying out the area.

I mentioned Goldbond’s powder up above for preventing the sweat. The brand also has a healing lotion, made specifically for chaffed skin. You can also use Eucerin cream or Aquaphor (two moisturizing lotions) to treat the affected area.

7. Cut down on Cutting Down:

If you normally shave your spot down there, you may want to hold off or at least adjust the frequency of your intimate haircut schedule. Although less hair on your groin will definitely decrease the amount of sweating, it will encourage irritation and chaffing.

Start with these 7 steps and you’ll be off to a great start. There are more advanced treatments like Botox for groin sweating (usually done on the inner thigh) but don’t run away with the idea of such an extreme remedy until you’ve tried out these practical ones.

If you suffer from relentless facial sweating, you know how difficult it is to find a solution that not only works but is convenient enough to use on a daily basis. Sure, there are lots of natural remedies and astringents that can relieve the problem. Sure, you can use expensive Botox injections to stifle the sweat. These are valid alternatives. But wouldn’t it be nice if curing your head sweating was as easy as swiping on gentle deodorant? Now you can, with a super convenient antiperspirant called Hydrosal.

This article is going to reveal how Hydrosal Gel will put an end to your face sweating starting from day one. It’s an easy to use topical that’s mild enough for everyday application and starts going to work in just minutes.

If you’re anything like me then your bouts of facial sweating and blushing create a relentless cycle of perpetual perspiration. What I mean by that is, you sweat, get embarrassed and then continue to sweat out of the embarrassment. Even if your head sweating isn’t induced by anxiety, there’s no doubt it produces anxiety. It’s kind of like the age old question – What came first, the chicken or the egg?

Well, what comes first when it comes to your head sweating, the anxiety or the sweat?

A lot of facial sweating solutions out there try to resolve your problem from a psychological strategy. These solutions think that if you can control your emotions, you won’t start spritzing from the face.

Unfortunately, that’s not a complete solution. Yes, controlling you anxiety will mitigate some sweating that’s caused from nervousness. However, to truly prevent the problem to begin with, you NEED to attack it from a physical standpoint.

This is where Hydrosal Gel comes into play.

If you’re like me and your head sweating is as bad as mine was, there has probably been a point where you’ve tried applying an antiperspirant to your face. As you probably know, this doesn’t stop the head sweating. Clinical and Prescription antiperspirants are WAY too strong for the skin on your face. You’re results will be a red, irritated, rashy looking appearance that won’t prevent the perspiration. Using a gentler, stick deodorant may not give you a rash, but it too won’t do much to stop facial sweating.
Hydrosal Gel presents itself as a perfect compromise between comfort and effectiveness when it comes to cranial hyperhidrosis (excessive facial sweating).

The gel has 15% aluminum chloride; an active sweat stopping ingredient. Additionally, it utilizes the power of salicylic acid to condition away the wetness. Salicylic acid is a Beta Hydroxy Acid. That means it’s oil soluble. When you apply the gel, the salicylic acid is absorbed by the oil in your skin, conditioning away the shiny appearance. On top of that, the aluminum chloride blocks your cranial sweat pores and prevents the perspiration.

It’s super convenient to use. Just apply a pea sized amount in the morning after you shower. It will air dry in a couple of minutes on the skin. That’s it! Totally easy and takes seconds to benefit from.

If you find that you do have some irritation, simply use less gel or space out applications over a larger number of days. This is one of the few facial deodorants out there and it’s specifically made to address cranial hyperhidrosis. I highly recommend you check it out.

Some of my favorite home remedies for foot sweating are also the easiest to apply. Smelly feet can be embarrassing and it’s a much more common problem than you might think. The perspiration, dead skin cells, and bacteria that cause foot odor are completely natural – and normal. But when the excessive sweating is constant or spontaneous, it could be a warning sign of plantar hyperhidrosis.

Go ahead…admit it. You’ve got excessive armpit odor.

Hey, I’m not pointing any fingers or making fun. I totally empathize with anyone’s armpit odor. The fact is it used to be a BIG problem of mine.

See, excessive sweating or “Hyperhidrosis” has a pretty broad spectrum with varying degrees and types of perspiration.

One specific variety of this disorder is called “Bromhidrosis” or excessive body odor. It’s more common than you might think.

I’m just going to take a moment to explain why excessive body odor occurs, and then I’ll give you the natural armpit odor treatments that will extinguish your smelly underarms for good.

What is Bromhidrosis?

Human secretory glands are divided into 2 primary types known as apocrine and eccrine glands. Eccrine glands are distributed over the entire skin surface and primarily are involved in thermoregulation through sweat excretion.

In contrast, apocrine glands have a limited distribution, involving the axilla (armpits), genital skin, and breasts. Apocrine glands have no thermoregulatory role but are responsible for characteristic pheromonic odor.

The apocrine glands basically have bacteria attracted and multipying on them before they release secretions through the skin. The bacteria, released with these secretions, excrete toxins which result in the offensive armpit odor.

The problem with Bromhidrosis is that it’s hard to battle with normal topicals such as prescription deodorants.

Afterall, deodorants are great for blocking the sweat pores, but how can you neutralize the offensive bacteria in your body that’s creating the odor?

the Answer…

The bacteria that forms on the glands must be neutralized using treatments that have high acidity levels. The treatments listed below do just that.

The Natural Treatments

I know it can feel embarrassing to admit you have smelly armpits but the fact is, facing up to it like you’re doing now is the only way to rectify the problem.

And believe me…

There are SO MANY ways to treat excessive or persistent armpit odor. Have no fear.

This article is going to give you to the treatments that will significantly decrease if not completely eliminate your armpit odor.

So, let’s get right to it and make your persistant armpit odor history.

Lime Juice

Believe it or not, a remedy as simple as Lime Juice yields fantastic results. It’s also incredibly easy to apply this treatment. Just divide a key lime (not so ripe) and then rub each half on your armpits.

If your underarm skin lightens a bit after a few days of this treatment, don’t worry. The citric acid may have this side effect. Let your underarms air dry afterwards. You really want the citric acid to soak into your underarm pores.

Also, beware that if you get the lime juice on your clothes, it can discolor them. That’s why it’s so important to let your arms airdry before you dress. Stay away from this armpit odor treatment if you have cuts or are prone to rashes from overdrying.

Alum

Alum is a very effective armpit odor treatment. Think of it as a concentrated, crystal form of deodorant (aluminum chloride). Along with taming armpit odor, it actually stops your armpits from getting sweaty in the first place.

Manufacturers have developed deodorants from alum but some swear that using the raw crystal form is just as good as the deodorants which are more expensive. You can pick Alum up at most pharmacies.

You can rub Alum crystal directly into your armpits after drying from a bath or shower. Just be careful when you apply Alum. Occasionaly it can have jagged edges and irritate the skin. Try to pick out smooth crystals at the pharmacy.

Vinegar

Applying Malt Vinegar or Apple Cider Vinegar on the armpits at night as part is another awesome armpit odor treatment.

Do this after drying off from a shower. Make sure to allow the vinegar to air dry. In the morning, you can apply your regular deodorant as you normally would.

Much like the lime treatment, the acidity in the vinegar will neutralize the bacteria that clings to your body’s Apocrine glands.

These three treatments work well – there’s no doubt. However, the ultimate armpit odor prevention simply revolves around sweating LESS.

Really, you no longer have to suffer from perspiration and smelly pits. The natural remedies mentioned above will certainly help you, but wouldn’t it be nice to not NEED to use them at all?

If your goal, through the tips on this website is to overcome your hyperhidrosis or bromhidrosis PERMANENTLY then there’s good news…

The “Stop Sweating & Start Living“, step-by-step program on the next page accomplishes just that. Try the program risk-free today and end your excessive armpit sweating for good.

Listen, I know what it’s like. I’ve been in your shoes. But, I’m happy to tell you that there IS a light at the end of the tunnel. Relief is on the way with the 3 effective facial sweating treatments I’m about to reveal to you. So, pay attention because these little sweat solutions are going to stop the face faucets for good!

Before we get started though, I just want to emphasize that with any of these treatments, you want to always watch out for irritation on your face. Even though these treatments are gentle, everyone’s body chemistry is different.

Also, as I’m sure you already know, you can’t just roll a strong deodorant onto your face (yes, like a fool, I tried it once). You’d completely break out in a rash, hives, dry patches and who knows what else. Plus, having deodorant residue on your face isn’t the most appealing look. For this reason, I’ve listed gentle, proven remedies below, that will start giving your results within minutes after application.
Let’s start with the first treatment!

You know the feeling. You wake in the middle of the night to discover the sheets are soaked with your sweat and your pillow is damp and cold from all your tossing and turning. It’s a pretty gross experience. Excessive sweating at night can be incredibly frustrating. If you’re anything like me, you probably strip down to your underwear and blast your ceiling fan (if you have one) in order to avoid the infamous night sweats. Sometimes that strategy works but a lot of times it’s just not enough to prevent the perspiration. If you have air conditioning, that’s certainly an alternative but wouldn’t it be nice to stay dry and comfortable without the high energy bill?

This article is going to show you the MOST effective way to finally stop sweating at night, once and for all without turning your thermostat down to 68 degrees. This little secret will have you sleeping cool and comfortably in no time. Let’s get right to it shall we?

First off, you should know that you’re in good company. Sweating at night is way more common a problem than you may know. The condition becomes prevalent when your body is unable to cool itself using three conventional methods. When you perspire while sleeping, it’s because your body is using sweat as a last ditch effort to cool you in your sleep to avoid overheating.

Prior to that, your body will use any of the three following mechanisms to control the body heat.

Radiation – your body will radiate the heat (kind of like an oven) in order to cool your internal temperature. Your bed absorbs that radiation. So basically, you’re lying in bed, surrounded by material and that material is also absorbing your body heat.

Conduction – this is the heat that you feel when you touch the source of radiant heat. This plays two parts in your body’s cooling function. Heat is passed from your body to surrounding material using conduction and additionally, cool materials transfer cool temperature to your body to lower the internal temperature. I’m should you’re familiar with this whenever you flip your pillow so your head is lying on the cool side. By the way, isn’t that the best?

Convection – this is where airflow carries the heat off your body and away, leaving you with a cooler temperature. You use this strategy to your advantage whenever you implement your ceiling fan or air conditioning. The biggest problem here is when you have the sheets covering your body. The air has nowhere to go so as your body radiates the heat, the space between the sheets heats up like a hot pocket. Hence, your sweating at night problem…no good!

A lot of people ask:

“Is something wrong with me? Aren’t there serious underlying medical conditions that cause sweating at night?”

Don’t get all worried here. Just because you’re sweating at night, it doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a serious health risk at play. Most commonly Hyperhidrosis, a condition that causes excessive sweating and Menopause in women are general culprits.

There are other potential causes of night sweating like fever, medications, infection, illness, hormonal changes, neurological problems and even scary stuff like cancer or hypoglycemia. Try not to become a hypochondriac about it though. More than likely, your body is simply overheating.

Regardless of the cause, the following method will cool you down without a doubt, guaranteed. And when I say guaranteed, I mean it. If you implement this technique there is absolutely no way your sweating at night will continue. It’s like hitting the “off” switch to your problem, allowing you to get the restful night’s sleep you desperately need.

The secret to ending the night sweats once and for all lies in the third strategy, convection…

If you’re like me, you either have a ceiling fan blasting down on you or you’ve got a standing fan blowing against you in the night. Unfortunately, this tactic will only work for so long. After a while, your body heat between the sheets will overwhelm the airflow and the sweat streams will be a-flowing before you know it.

What if you could channel the airflow of your fan between the sheets and create a cool tunnel of refreshing air throughout your bed while you rest in a breezy, blissful slumber?

Sound appealing? Of course it does!

So, here’s how you do it.

There’s a product available called, quite simply, “The Bedfan”. It’s an extremely narrow fan that slides unnoticeably from the foot of your bed through the front of the sheets. It’s super subtle so you don’t have to worry about it being an eyesore on your bed. You wouldn’t even know it was there unless you installed it yourself.

The fan blows air through the sheets onto your body, giving you a nice comfy climate to sleep in. Simply said, the Bedfan has CHANGED MY LIFE. You need to check it out and decide if this is your next step. I can positively say, if you’re suffering from sweating at night, this is a solution that will definitely work.

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Take action and don’t live with the discomfort of night sweats any longer. The Bedfan is guaranteed to end your sweating from the first night you use it. Check it out now and don’t deny yourself a sound night’s sleep any longer. Take care!

Excessive Sweating is like winning the genetic lotto for obscure, unfortunate conditions. I mean, don’t get me wrong. Life could be much worse than having a severe sweating problem. However, anyone living with the constant sweat stains and clammy hands will tell you it’s no day in the park. There is hope though and it all starts with a magic little pill called Robinul. Robinul is an incredibly effective hyperhidrosis treatment that may be the missing ingredient to your sweat relief.

As much as Robinul has been claimed to be a miracle drug, it doesn’t come without ANY drawbacks. In this article you’ll hear the pros and cons to determine if this is YOUR solution for getting the excessive sweating under control once and for all.

Let’s start with the name of the drug. After all, if you think this is your next step to curing the relentless sweating, you’ll want to mention it to your dermatologist by name.

You can reference the drug as either Robinul or its more generic name, Glycopyrrolate.

Robinul works by reducing the secretions of certain organs in the body. These secretions aren’t just limited to your perspiration. It will also reduce your saliva and mucus in the lungs, nose and stomach. As you can imagine, dry mouth and dehydration are the biggest complaints among patients.

The drug was originally formed to control stomach ulcers by reducing stomach acid. Lucky for you, the reduction of excessive sweating was a nice little side benefit.

It’s not perfect though. There are a whole host of unpleasant side effects that you’ll be sacrificing in order to turn your sweat faucets off. They include…

• headache, dizziness, or lightheadedness;
• weakness or nervousness;
• blurred vision, large pupils, or sensitivity of the eyes to bright light;
• nausea, bloating, heartburn, or constipation;
• changes in taste;
• difficulty urinating;
• decreased sweating; or
• nasal congestion, stuffiness, or a dry mouth.

Sounds a little rough, huh?

Sorry if I sound like a drug commercial here, but I want to give you all the disclaimers before I tell you the actual results…

If you plan on taking Robinul, may sure you’re not driving or operating machinery. It can cause drowsiness, dizziness and blurred vision. You CAN NOT drink alcohol while taking it (remember the dehydration I mentioned earlier?). Also, it can cause overheating.

You’ll want to skip this drug if you’re pregnant, have high blood pressure or any history of heart disease as well.

Are you thoroughly disinterested yet? Well hold your horses because I haven’t told you the good part.

Robinul WORKS! If you can put up with all the other side effects, you’ll be ecstatic with the results.

BOTTOM LINE – You will feel a significant difference in the level of sweat your experience if you even sweat at all.

Have I used it personally? No. I’m not all that comfortable when I’m COMPLETELY dry or even over dry. I’ve used natural treatments to stifle my own sweating. However, millions of others have tried Robinul and can’t say enough good things about the results.

Here are some anonymous comments from patients who have been using the drug.

Patient #1:

I’ve been taking Robinul for a little over a half a year and the results have been impressive. I started with Hyperhidrosis (Of the hands, feet, face, and trunk) during adolescence and it only got worse as time went on. I started dosing on Robinul at 1mg twice a day, morning and night. It was fairly effective from winter into spring but summer made that dosage fairly ineffective. During Summer I needed to increase to about 3mgs a day, and while it’s very helpful, I still sweat sometimes. I still recommend this drug for anyone with mild Hyperhidrosis. For anyone who can’t find the right dosage, you’re just going to have to weigh the pros and cons and decide from there.

Patient #2:

This was the “miracle drug” I was looking for. I have moderate-severe general Hyperhidrosis. Iontophoresis was not helping. After seeking Botox for my hands, as they are by far the worst, this was prescribed instead. What a difference! My hands haven’t been dry in over five years. It’s only been a week, and I may look to up the dose to help with facial and plantar sweating (which has been reduced but not as much). Side effects are completely tolerable and much better than the discomfort I faced from the extreme palmar HH.

Patient #3:

I’ve only been taking it for a week- 1mg twice a day. It has helped a little. Not an extreme difference though. I may decide to up the dosage. One drawback is that I haven’t really been able to wear my contacts because it makes my eyes so dry. I definitely experienced some serious headaches. Also, dry mouth was a bit of a problem but I just popped some sucking candies in my mouth to alleviate the annoyance.

You can see that although these three patients had mostly positive experiences, adjusting dosage and putting up with constant side effects were definitely factors.