We want a permanent solution for sweaty hands!!!!!

@n.y.f2490

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!! 100%!!!

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Us too! Check out our section about sweaty hands on www.SweatHelp.org. You may find some new ideas and research. into innovations...like Qbrexza for palmar hyperhidrosis. Make sure you subscribe to the blog to get invited to events and early alerts. #KnowSweat

@bozzengine007chef7

2 жыл бұрын

I have heard that a new machine to trade sweaty hands comes at the end 2024 on the market. Is it true?

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

@@bozzengine007chef7 that is news to us. We will ask! If you can post a link to that information, please do.

@bozzengine007chef7

2 жыл бұрын

That news came from my doc and he ask a Miradry director.

Im doing iontoforesis for my severe palmar hyperhidrosis and im doing it now for like 7 years now but for me its a hassle. In time i got used to the highest output of the device i use and i need the max settings to get relief, some peeps dont need many sessions a week but i need like 4 sessions each of 30 minutes a week to be dry but after all this years im just tired to do them. The smallest cuts in my hand or a scratch make the session impossible because of pain and burns in that area that i get from the current. I always get a little cuts (maybe so small invisible to the eye) and i need to seal that little wound, and im using super glue to seal them. My life was hard because of palmar hyperhidrosis, when i was kid at school my notebooks was a mess, i didnt liked to write, i didnt even get to end my high school. There are a few people asking some questions in the comment section but why no one reply to them if you care and want to rise awareness?

@sammebamme6541

2 жыл бұрын

I also have hyperhydrosis in my palms and I also have been using The iontophores machine but it hurts like shit when you have a small little scar on your hand. I Hope you The best of luck in your life with this shit 😁

@FREEDOMCONSERVATION

2 жыл бұрын

@@sammebamme6541 Best of luck for you too! Get some super glue and glue those little cuts on your palms, it works. The layer of the super glue will protect the wound from the electricity.

@kathleens5421

2 жыл бұрын

You can also put a layer of Vaseline over any cut or irritated/dry spot.

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Iontophoresis results are highly variable because of so many factors like: the device used, the mineral content of the water, the severity of sweating at the onset, thickness of skin, timing, duration... Look on this page for tips to make it more comfortable and effective: www.sweathelp.org/hyperhidrosis-treatments/iontophoresis.html

We are still waiting for hands 😢😢 it’s more difficult than armpit

Glad to know the sweat glands won’t grow back after this procedure.

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

Two questions. Can the MiraDry tool be used on other body parts. My armpits aren't that bad, however, I suffer from excess sweating from under the breast/pec area and back of the thighs? Would love to see a reduction in those areas if possible... Secondly, will other sweat glands make up for the change and increase production after the procedure?

Need an indication for Plantar and body!! Please!!!!

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Check out our 2nd Webinar. It's about Oral Medications which may be a good option for all over sweating. But! Only after you are sure it's primary and not secondary. Here's how: www.sweathelp.org/home/types-of-hyperhidrosis.html

@newrometomorrow

Жыл бұрын

You can try the MiraDry off-label on the back and chest. I heard some of the doctors do it. It's not forbidden, just off-label. You need to spend some time on Reddit to reach out to people who have done this.

I have been reading on recovery forms that after a year post treatment a lot of folks have a return to pre-treatment sweat levels or even worse sweating. How is this possible/so frequently reported if it's supposed to be a permanent treatment?

@bigfirepop

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps you're referring to ETS - this is a surgery that I had done and have experienced absolutely SEVERE compensatory sweating. I'm thinking of having it reversed but fear that may make things even worse to be honest.. I'm looking into MiraDry also at this point and find that there is only a slight return in sweating if the procedure is done at levels 3 however can be reduced further with a second or even third treatment, bringing reduction of armpit sweat to around 90-95%.. From what I'm reading, you'll essentially want to find a doctor who is willing to run the device at level 5 and make at least TWO passes during the first treatment. It should be agreed (in writing) that further treatments will be made at no-cost if they fail to reduce your sweating.

@21meema

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigfirepop so sorry to hear that happened :( unfortunately no I do mean Miradry. If you look a HH forums on Reddit, youtude etc, about half the folks on there report this. Trying to understand how it's possible or how common this is.

@bigfirepop

2 жыл бұрын

​@@21meema yes well all I can say is I wish there was a law that prevented such an invasive surgery (ETS) to be performed on a 14 year old, even with parental consent.. I love my parents dearly but they were not the type to research things well or bother to really understand all risks.. They did just want to get me help because they knew the social stigma I was encountering and would encounter further as I grew older to have sweaty hands and feat. Now it's sweaty hands, feet, torso, mid section, buttox, groin, facial, neck, basically my entire body is one big sweat machine. Ive found that mild sun tanning and exercise helps to drain and fatigue the glands well enough, among other things. Ive not found any relief from anticholinergics or otherwise and I won't allow myself to be a zombie with benzos or a potential victim of botox... Anyways.. If I can even quell one whole area, such as the armpits, with MiraDry then that would feel like such a great relief to me. I did read into the reddit postings and they all seem to confirm what other research I found, which is to ensure high level (5) application with at least two passes- otherwise you will need at least two whole treatments. And not to toot my own horn but I'm a researcher by nature and from my understanding of the technology it would make sense that this would likely be a very permanent solution if done right. My concerns are more with time it takes to heal from the procedure.. I'd also love to find someone willing to test this on hands/feet. at least feet. My hands are OK sometimes. It's everything else that has gotten out of control after the ETS surgery.

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

We have not seen any verified reports compensatory sweating from miraDry. And for the areas treated, the sweat glands do not grow back.

@tenzinglompoc7454

2 жыл бұрын

All fake stories by dermadry or botox people! I`ve had miradry 2 years ago and its not possible to have sweating back from the treated area! Nope!

I really need miradry for hands 😭!!

@WeKnowSweat

4 ай бұрын

If we learn of any developments in this regard, we will be sure to make an announcement! So, be sure to subscribe to and stay tuned to our free news blog: www.SweatHelp.org/Subscribe

how do you know what kind of doctor specializes in hyperhidrosis?

@WeKnowSweat

Ай бұрын

Thanks for reaching out. Dermatologists are often informed about diagnosing hyperhidrosis and the current treatment options. We have a Clinician Finder database that is comprised of healthcare professionals who have an interest in and/or experience with hyperhidrosis. Bonus: healthcare professionals listed in our Clinician Finder that have attended at least one of our training seminars will have the "IHhS Educated" designation on their profiles. You can search here: www.SweatHelp.org/Search

While I appreciate your views and success on underarm hyperhydrosis, I have facial and cranial hyperhydrosis. Do you have any remedies for my problem?

@bigfirepop

2 жыл бұрын

I also suffer severe cranial / facial sweating as well as underarm and mid/lower torso sweating.. Also palms and feet. I got the surgery to clamp nerves back when I was 14 and I'm now 32 .. it was only a palms / feet issue back then and doctors convinced my parents that the surgery is what I should do after antiperspirants did not work.. within a few short years after surgery, all the other sweating started. I'm seriously so fed up with it. I went back to the specialist who did the surgery and he suggested I ingest anticholinergic medications (of course prescriptions...) .. Tried that. Got severe dry mouth but that's about it. Also tended to make me very impulsive in decision making, which I found weird and did not enjoy. Did not help very much with sweating though. I'm 100% against botox. No reason to take such severe risks imo. I've changed diets and continue with exercise which I think has helped but it's all so much to deal with.. It has cost me so many relationships, both business and with potential partners. Some days are worse than others. Both physically and mentally. This is such a wearing problem to have.

@carenfoisie2483

2 жыл бұрын

Just found this webinar and your comment. I too have facial cranial hyperhidrosis. It is totally unpredictable and idiopathic. I have been to numerous dermatologists and none of them have led me to relief. Any luck on your end?

@ladybo425

2 жыл бұрын

@@carenfoisie2483 Unfortunately I haven’t…😔

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! We have an entire section on craniofacial hyperhidrosis on our website www.Sweathelp.org. Plus, we just posted a new Ask Me Anything all about Oral Medications for Hyperhidrosis. This may be of interest to you. :)

@newrometomorrow

Жыл бұрын

You can try RF microneedling for facial sweating, but there is no guarantee that this will help permanently. It all depends on the number of procedures, the correct settings and the depth of the needles. Research is currently underway on how microneedling can help. But I personally spoke with a man who had it done on his forehead and face and he reported a decrease in sweating, which still persists (though not a complete cure). True, he is not sure if the depth of the needles was chosen correctly, since he did it in a clinic where he was used only for lifting of face.

I need it pls help am suffering from hyperhydrosise😢😢😢😢

@WeKnowSweat

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, insurance does not cover the miraDry treatment. In the meantime, perhaps you can discuss other treatment options or combination of treatments to manage your excessive sweating until you are able to access miraDry. See SweatHelp.org/Treatments for the various treatment options for excessive sweating.

Suggest some medicines for excessive sweating all over body. From India ❤

@WeKnowSweat

Жыл бұрын

Dear Ayush, we have another webinar all about oral medications used to treat hyperhidrosis. You can find the webinar on our KZread channel. Please feel free to watch it in its entirety as it has lots of helpful information from our experts. And, stay tuned to SweatHelp.org and our news blog where we announce any new developments. Thanks!

I have whole body hyperhidrosis and can't live with it anymore

@WeKnowSweat

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for reaching out. To start, we would suggest making an appointment with a healthcare provider who has experience with hyperhidrosis so that he or she can rule out any potential causes to your sweating (such as a separate pre-existing medical condition or the side-effect of a medication you may be taking) then make a diagnosis (there are two types - primary focal hyperhidrosis and secondary generalized hyperhidrosis) and, finally, work with you to find a treatment plan that is suitable for your situation. Please feel free to use our Clinician Finder at SweatHelp.org/Search to find a hyperhidrosis-aware healthcare professional. And, see our content about the two types of hyperhidrosis: www.sweathelp.org/home/types-of-hyperhidrosis.html. There are several treatments for hyperhidrosis that you can read about here: SweatHelp.org/Treatments. We hope this helps. Please contact us with any questions.

I did miradry but still sweat what could be the problem

@WeKnowSweat

Жыл бұрын

To get optimal results from the miraDry treatment, two treatments are performed that are spaced about 2-3 months apart. If sweat is still an issue after the second treatment, the practitioner can do a starch iodine test to show any areas that may still be producing sweat and a third treatment may be offered (if appropriate) to target any areas that are still producing sweat. Be sure to call your practitioner's office to discuss further and ask about next steps. Good Luck!

does it eliminate hair growth? (guy asking)

@WeKnowSweat

3 ай бұрын

Yes, the treatment not only targets and destroys sweat glands and odor-producing glands in the underarms, it also permanently eliminates underarm hair.

@S22..

8 күн бұрын

I am a man and for me it didn’t reduce any hair grow ;-)

Dr. Enjevlin from France says on her homepage, that a new machine to trade sweaty hands comes 2024. Is it truth?

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

That would be a true advancement in their technology! Let's all keep watch on the miraDry corporate communications and their pipeline developments. We want to see their official announcements, and their research in progress. Is this Dr Enjevlin doing any research or clinical trials with miraDry for treatment of areas other than underarms? Let us know what you find out. :)

@bozzengine007chef7

2 жыл бұрын

My doctor in Germany also confirmed this appointment after speaking to Miradry's European Director. Maybe as a big company you can get more information by asking the miradry company?!

@tenzinglompoc7454

Жыл бұрын

@@bozzengine007chef7 What is your Drs name please? I'm currently in Germany.

I've had two rounds of Miradry and I still have extreme sweating. Please advise

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely talk to your doctor about it. Maybe a 3rd round? Maybe Botox or Dysport to 'touch up' the areas that are resistant? A starch iodine test would show what spots need to be addressed. Also, consider using a clinical strength antiperspirant like Secret Clinical. Make sure you use it correctly--look on SweatHelp.org in the Antiperspirant Treatment section for more info. Meanwhile, here's the latest page re miraDry: www.sweathelp.org/hyperhidrosis-treatments/miradry.html

Hi I am suffering hyperhidrosis hads and pam Please help me How can I treatment this problem.....

@FREEDOMCONSERVATION

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, try iontophoresis!

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Here's your go-to for info on iontophoresis: www.sweathelp.org/hyperhidrosis-treatments/iontophoresis.html

Can miradry help with extremely sweating head. ?So imbaressing Lois Australia

@FREEDOMCONSERVATION

2 жыл бұрын

MiraDry for now unfortunately is just for the armpits!

@Mrsteatraluri

2 жыл бұрын

@@FREEDOMCONSERVATION on reddit some people say that in UK there is Dr. Amit who uses miradry on hands an feet. Clinic is ,,cosmebeaute"

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Lois, you can find information here www.sweathelp.org/where-do-you-sweat/sweaty-face-and-head.html

@WeKnowSweat

2 жыл бұрын

We have heard this, too. But there have been no published reports of the technique, safety and efficacy. If you find any, please let us know and we will add to our online library www.sweathelp.org/home/published-scientific-research.html and share the news.

@newrometomorrow

Жыл бұрын

You can try RF microneedling for scalp sweating, but there is no guarantee that this will help permanently. It all depends on the number of procedures, the correct settings and the depth of the needles. Research is currently underway on how microneedling can help. But I personally spoke with a man who had it done on his forehead and face and he reported a decrease in sweating, which still persists (though not a complete cure). True, he is not sure if the depth of the needles was chosen correctly, since he did it in a clinic where he was used only for lifting of face.