Hyperhidrosis Help

Anyone deal with excessive armpit sweating and want to recommend something (cheap, preferably)

There are a number of things out there to help but, I do recommend going to the doctor. They could give you driclor (if you buy it, it’s around £6) to start off with. Hope this helps you. If you have any questions, feel free to message me

I’ve been suffering from hyperhidrosis in my hands, armpits and feet since my early teens. I’ve tried applying aluminum solutions and accupunture and stuff that didn’t rlly worked out. But last December I started an homeopathy treatment and it’s pretty amazing how my sweating decreased like hell, so I highly recommend it. Plus, it doesn’t cause side efects at all and, at least where I live, it isn’t expensive. Hopes this helps! 

Hey, can you give us a bit more information on your homeopathy treatment?

Sure! Idk where to start tho. This is an alternative medicine (maybe that’s why it’s not very well-known). The doctor I go to is an unicist, which means he treats my HH giving importance to the syntom. I have to take 5 little pills three times a day, which are sold in many pharmacies (not all do), plus one more that “helps” with emotional stuff. When I first met him he asked me this rlly weird questions like if I’m jelaous, natty, undeciced, if I’m tidy and helpful, my relationship w/ family and friends, how would I define myself, if i prefer cold temperature rather than hot, to mention a few of them. I have to see him once every two or three months to tell him about any changes, etc. This treatment takes its time (tho I started it on December and by February I can’t describe how it improved), but still, it’s impressingly effective. To share a case, I have a known who suffered from asthma and thanks to homeopathy she doesn’t deal with it anymore. So I strongly suggest it. There are situations where I still sweat, whether justifiable or not. However, I’m surprised when I find myself dry at events or common situations when I used to sweat excesively. I would wash my armpits and feet every single morning, and now I barely need to! Like I said before, it is not expensive (at least where I live, Argentina), and it doesn’t cause side effects in the short or long run. I hope this helps and gives an idea of this treatment and my current experience with it, and tell me if you need more info or I wasn’t clear enough :)

That sounds really interesting. It seems as though the person you see takes in to account everything about a person, that something I’ve never heard of too much before. What are the pills you take? Are the for sweating or to balance out your body emotionally/physically? And, thank you so much for replying to me. :)

Exactly! Not only the first meeting but the next ones he kept asking me about changes of mood or my personality and how do I feel emotionally, and stuff. The pills I take are called “glóbulos” in Spanish (idk how are named in English). I have to put them below my tongue bc they dissolve,u should not swallow them. The five i take 3 times per day ar for my sweating and the other one for the emotional issues. I can share the names and components of both cuz they have weird names and that way u can also see how they look and all. Thank you for letting me help somehow! I really appreciate it :]

Yes, please carry on sharing your experiences. It's wonderful to have so many forms of help out there that people can try. Thank you!

I have this problem too! Help?

I’m sorry you are suffering with this kind of hyperhidrosis also! I’ll post about anything I find out! It will be tagged #hyperhidrosis and #excessive sweating .

My advice would be to use a fan in the room with you to cool yourself down. You could also use latex gloves and then use clay tools to sculpt and mould the clay, instead of your fingers. I hope you find a way that works for you x

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I think you mean norepinephrine, which I think was tested by my neurologist, but I will double-check. I had some autonomic testing that was inconclusive, and my doctor may order those to be done again.

If you've had all medical problems ruled out, such as thyroid problems and such, Hyperhidrosis is not part of any other medical problem. It's a primary, chronic problem. It's only ever a secondary problem IF you have been diagnosed with a previous condition. I hope this helps you. Feel free to ask me any more questions you have.

Anyone deal with excessive armpit sweating and want to recommend something (cheap, preferably)

There are a number of things out there to help but, I do recommend going to the doctor. They could give you driclor (if you buy it, it’s around £6) to start off with. Hope this helps you. If you have any questions, feel free to message me

I’ve been suffering from hyperhidrosis in my hands, armpits and feet since my early teens. I’ve tried applying aluminum solutions and accupunture and stuff that didn’t rlly worked out. But last December I started an homeopathy treatment and it’s pretty amazing how my sweating decreased like hell, so I highly recommend it. Plus, it doesn’t cause side efects at all and, at least where I live, it isn’t expensive. Hopes this helps! 

Hey, can you give us a bit more information on your homeopathy treatment?

Sure! Idk where to start tho. This is an alternative medicine (maybe that’s why it’s not very well-known). The doctor I go to is an unicist, which means he treats my HH giving importance to the syntom. I have to take 5 little pills three times a day, which are sold in many pharmacies (not all do), plus one more that “helps” with emotional stuff. When I first met him he asked me this rlly weird questions like if I’m jelaous, natty, undeciced, if I’m tidy and helpful, my relationship w/ family and friends, how would I define myself, if i prefer cold temperature rather than hot, to mention a few of them. I have to see him once every two or three months to tell him about any changes, etc. This treatment takes its time (tho I started it on December and by February I can’t describe how it improved), but still, it’s impressingly effective. To share a case, I have a known who suffered from asthma and thanks to homeopathy she doesn’t deal with it anymore. So I strongly suggest it. There are situations where I still sweat, whether justifiable or not. However, I’m surprised when I find myself dry at events or common situations when I used to sweat excesively. I would wash my armpits and feet every single morning, and now I barely need to! Like I said before, it is not expensive (at least where I live, Argentina), and it doesn’t cause side effects in the short or long run. I hope this helps and gives an idea of this treatment and my current experience with it, and tell me if you need more info or I wasn’t clear enough :)

That sounds really interesting. It seems as though the person you see takes in to account everything about a person, that something I've never heard of too much before. What are the pills you take? Are the for sweating or to balance out your body emotionally/physically? And, thank you so much for replying to me. :)

Anyone deal with excessive armpit sweating and want to recommend something (cheap, preferably)

There are a number of things out there to help but, I do recommend going to the doctor. They could give you driclor (if you buy it, it’s around £6) to start off with. Hope this helps you. If you have any questions, feel free to message me

I’ve been suffering from hyperhidrosis in my hands, armpits and feet since my early teens. I’ve tried applying aluminum solutions and accupunture and stuff that didn’t rlly worked out. But last December I started an homeopathy treatment and it’s pretty amazing how my sweating decreased like hell, so I highly recommend it. Plus, it doesn’t cause side efects at all and, at least where I live, it isn’t expensive. Hopes this helps! 

Hey, can you give us a bit more information on your homeopathy treatment?

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Anyone deal with excessive armpit sweating and want to recommend something (cheap, preferably)

There are a number of things out there to help but, I do recommend going to the doctor. They could give you driclor (if you buy it, it's around £6) to start off with. Hope this helps you. If you have any questions, feel free to message me

Shout out to those of you with HH who aren’t loving the start of summer.. We can get through it! *damp high-five*

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