o/t kinda... exssesive sweating

[triathloncoach]

Interesting. Sounds like a powerful drug but you are using it responsibly.

 

[Marky Boy]

How are you guys getting on with this?

 

[JustWannaBeHuge]

How are you guys getting on with this?

I love it, it's been a life saver for me

 

[Press]

when i was 21 i got endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy surgery for hyperhidrosis. i had it on my hands, underarms and feet. the surgery i had was for the upper body and it worked great and thankfully got it covered by insurance. unfortunately its started to comeback on my right hand 9 years later and is already real annoying. they say if you have bad anxiety it can find another pathway. so take care of anxiety and stay away from stims if you plan on ETS surgery.

 

[AshopRep]

when i was 21 i got endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy surgery for hyperhidrosis. i had it on my hands, underarms and feet. the surgery i had was for the upper body and it worked great and thankfully got it covered by insurance. unfortunately its started to comeback on my right hand 9 years later and is already real annoying. they say if you have bad anxiety it can find another pathway. so take care of anxiety and stay away from stims if you plan on ETS surgery.

How much do your hands sweat now

 

[Press]

How much do your hands sweat now

my left hand not at all unless im working out hard. my right hand ill just say its noticeable. still a lot better then before. there can be some serious side effect tho. all i got was compensatory sweating which isnt bad as long as bodyfat is down.

 

[nothuman]

I'm so glad this thread was bumped. I am almost positive I have hyperhidrosis, which I had never heard of before reading this thread. I will try to get a prescription for robinul next time I see a doctor. I have the exact same symptoms so if anyone needs it, it's me.

 

[JustWannaBeHuge]

I'm so glad this thread was bumped. I am almost positive I have hyperhidrosis, which I had never heard of before reading this thread. I will try to get a prescription for robinul next time I see a doctor. I have the exact same symptoms so if anyone needs it, it's me.

If your primary won't give you a script, see a dermatologist. That's what I had to do, robinul was originally created for stomach ulcers, however the "side effect" is being able to stop one from sweating like a beast, so he refused to give me a script for it even after blood test came back fine and everything else was ruled out. My dermatologist has been a life saver for me as the sweating was uncontrolled. It wasn't anxiety, it wasn't because I was hot.. its a real disorder.

Anyone that has questions about it, please feel free to let me know.

 

[naturalsux]

I'd like to think I have this but with 95degree weather and 99% humidity I'm sure it's this miserable weather.