I have hyperhidrosis its a disease that make a person sweat more than they should. When i was younger i had the disease but i never noticed it....but i grow older its seems to get worce...now im in college and today its 40 degrees outside and i stated sweating more than i ever do....
Im sweating bullets....Does hyperhidrosis get worse over time?
I know how you feel. Here's some advice you can take.
First try antiperspirant like Drysol, Maxim, or Megadry.
I use Drysol to get me through the weeks and it works pretty well. (www.buydrysol.com or www.amazon.com)
If those do not help and are too costly (they only work temporarily) you should research more on iontophoresis machines.
These machines can help victims hyperhidrosis. Iontophoresis machines are costly though.
Here's links to more treatments info:
http://www.esfbchannel.com/treatments/sw...
And
http://www.socialphobiaworld.com/postt68...
I would not recommend surgery (ETS) unless you have tried every treatment possible and that includes just living with hyperhidrosis. (research about ETS contraversies yourself)
With that said, I don't think hyperhidrosis gets worse over time. It just stays with you forever.
Hope this helps!
Good luck with your hyperhidrosis treatments.
Reply:No, it really does not get worse. Try drinking one cup of hot water with 2tbs. of apple cider vinegar and honey twice a day. It does wonders. You will notice it in a couple of days.
Reply:It can. There are prescription meds/creams/deodorants that can take care of this but you have to see a doctor in order to get a prescription for them.
Reply:Hyperhidrosis can get worse over time depending on your hormonal fluctuations and where you are on the spectrum of the disorder.
Natural remedies work best.
- wear loose clothing
- drink more water to cool your body temperature
- drink green tea at night to flush toxins from your body
- take one teaspoon of apple vinegar and honey 3x daily
There are more remedies at the site below.
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