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New Research Report: Axillary Hyperhidrosis – Pipeline Review, H2 2017

Axillary Hyperhidrosis – Pipeline Review, H2 2017 latest Pharmaceutical and Healthcare disease pipeline guide Axillary Hyperhidrosis – Pipeline Review, H2 2017, provides an overview of the Axillary Hyperhidrosis (Dermatology) pipeline landscape. Axillary hyperhidrosis also referred to as excessive underarm sweating. Excessive sweating in the affected area is caused by over activity of the nerves…

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The condition which causes excessive sweating is defined as Hyperhidrosis. Research shows that about 4% of the population has symptoms which are typical to hyperhidrosis. The symptoms which include sweaty face, hands, feet and palms can be a reason of embarrassment and social issues. Everyday existence can be challenging for a person suffering from this condition and physical proximity could be challenging. Yet, this condition can be cured and all these issues can be easily avoided.

What causes Hyperhidrosis?

Hyperdidrosis is a medical condition that needs serious and focused handling and it will not go away if you think that it is something that can be ignored.

The hypothalamus - a part of the brain - is responsible for all sweat related functions. The sweat glands, which are responsible for producing sweat, are triggered by the hypothalamus which sends signals to it via nerves. In normal circumstances, a person would sweat when there is warmth or when the person undergoes any physical activity. As opposed to this, the sweat glands of a person suffering from hyperhidrosis produces surplus of sweat always.

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Types of Hyperhidrosis

There are two main categories into which hyperhidrosis can be divided into - primary hyperhidrosis or focal hyperhidrosis and secondary or generalized hyperhidrosis.

Primary or Focal Hyperhidrosis.

Suffers of primary or focal hyperhidrosis complain of excessive sweating around the arm area, hands, feet and even the face. This kind of hyperhidrosis is triggered by problems in the nervous system, hence the sweat glands end up producing excessive sweat.

Secondary of Generalized Hyperhidrosis.

As the name suggests, this kind of hyperhidrosis causes excessive sweating across the whole body. This condition results from some health conditions such as metabolic disorders, neurological disorders and menopause.

How to treat hyperhidrosis?

The good news is that hyperhidrosis can be treated. Simple lifestyle changes like using antiperspirants , wearing comfortable and loose clothing, avoiding clothing like nylon, lycra and a diet which excludes spicy food can cure mild cases of hyperhidrosis. Keeping yourself clean and following simple hygiene norms can offer respite to the condition.

The odds change however if a person is suffering from severe hyperhidrosis. This happens when a person is sweating excessively. One common treatment process is electrical stimulation or Iontophoresis which consists of approximately four sessions per week and a maintenance treatment every four weeks. This treatment albeit has its limitations.

Botox injections - which is considered as a treatment might be successful in reducing armpit sweating. Botox simply stops the sweat glands form producing sweat and hence less sweat but it comes with associate side effects like freezing muscles in the injected area. And since the effect wears off in a few hours making the treatment repetitive.

Besides these two treatment options surgery and medication can also be considered and the best option can only be decided upon consultation with a doctor.

Axillary Hyperhidrosis, Apaan Tuh?

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Jika anda mudah berkeringat di bawah lengan maka anda termasuk penderita axillary hyperhidrosis. Apa solusinya? (more…)

This condition known as Hyperhidrosis is derived from the Latin word Hidrosis (Perspiration) and Greek Word Hidros (Sweat) . The prefix “hyper” is used to indicate that the term hyperhidrosis to describe “excessive sweating”.  People perspire when we engaged in activities that requires exertion of effort like when we are at the gym, running or walking, doing household chores. Weather is also one of the leading trigger why we perspire. People under emotional and psychological stress tend to sweat too. These conditionalities makes us sweat and it is normal and automatic body function. However, a person with Hyperhidrosis perspires even in the absence of trigger events and without any apparent reason at all.

Hyperhidrosis is not a life threatening condition but is socially devastating. Sufferer would usually voluntarily resort to solitary confinement in the comfort of their home. They avoid social gathering, fear shaking hands, would avoid meetings, not attend parties and worst is they can’t go on a date in fear of and to avoid embarrassment.

The culprit for excessive sweating is an Overactive Sweat Gland. However, what causes it is not really known, but the medical community is now beginning to be aware of this condition and researches and testings for a cure are ongoing. Hyperhidrosis is like a broken faucet that was left “ON.” There are two common types of Hyperhidrosis. Primary Focal and Secondary hyperhidrosis.

Primary Focal – usually this type occurs during puberty when the sweat glands starts to get active. There are no related sickness and the excessive sweating itself is the condition.

Secondary – this type is due to a pre-existing sickness like hyperthyroidism, PMS or diabetic. This condition could start at point of a person’s life.

The most common body parts affected by Hyperhidrosis are armpit (Axillary Hyperhidrosis), palm (Palmar Hyperhidrosis), foot (Plantar Hyperhidrosis) and the face (Facial Hyperhidrosis).

These conditions are really bothersome and the key to overcoming the situation is to never give up and continue searching and trying all available medication until you find one that works for you. Many Clinics and Dermatologists claim they have the cure now. These supposed cures are invasive in nature such as Botox (Botulinum Toxin) and ETS (Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy). These procedures involves messing or destroying the sweat gland. As an example when these procedures are performed on the axillary or armpit, They claim it is alright since the sweat glands in the armpit is only about 1% of the overall sweat glands spread on the entire body, meaning you can sweat elsewhere and still be fine. These invasive procedures will require a repeat session after 6 months. In my opinion this is not a cure but a way to maintain and manage excessive sweating.

In case your are considering at least one of these invasive procedures, I recommend that you tell your family about your decision. More often than not, your love one may not even be aware of your condition, you’re keeping it to your self. Discuss it with them. Visit forums on Hyperhidrosis and ask for people who undergone the same procedures. Ask for the name of the clinic and dermatologist.

Now maybe you’re curious if will go the same path as you are. Well it will depend on the level of embarrassment I have experienced. So far I have not reached the limit yet. Besides it is too expensive for me.

I am neither against invasive procedures nor am I for it.

There are a lot of Alternatives, Non invasive, all Natural medication available in the market. Try using Prescription Antiperspirant. This is a stronger solution with Aluminum Chloride and prepared at the derm clinic. Another option is Iontophoresis. Iontophoresis is a device that uses low current electricity and uses water as conductor.

As for me, I am using a special soap that seem to stop excessive sweating on my armpit hyperhidrosis with strong body odor. I’d been using this soap for 3 years now. I am now able to managed my condition.