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What is Hyperhidrosis?
Hyperhidrosis is a medical word for excessive sweating.
Your body will suddenly begin to sweat an abnormally large amount for no apparent cause. It is natural for you to experience feelings of self-consciousness about having this condition; nevertheless, you are not alone in feeling this way.
Two types of Hyperhidrosis
How will you know if you have Hyperhidrosis?
The emotional toll of hyperhidrosis is real and deserves attention. People with hyperhidrosis often avoid social situations because they are sometimes ashamed of the amount of sweating.
The following are some of the most common signs of sweating and might help you diagnose the problem:-
If you are embarrassed by your perspiration you shy away from handshakes and other forms of physical contact.
If you avoid activities like dancing and exercise because you’re afraid they’ll make your sweating worse
If you’re having trouble at work because of your sweating (for example, holding tools or using a computer keyboard)
If you’re having trouble with normal daily activities like driving, walking barefoot, sweaty socks etc…
If you’re spending a lot of time dealing with your sweating (for example, taking long showers and changing clothes frequently)
If you’re withdrawing socially and feeling bad about yourself.
Also, some of the common symptoms can help you determine whether you have Hyperhidrosis:
- Having your skin feel damp.
- Having your garments get wet.
- Fluid flowing in beads from your forehead and cheeks.
As hyperhidrosis worsens, these additional symptoms may appear:
- Skin irritation from perspiration causes itching and redness.
- Smelly sweat and skin bacteria
- Feet with peeling or cracked skin.
It may take some time before you find the therapy that works best for your hyperhidrosis. At Inhales-Exhales, we’ll work with you to determine the most effective course of therapy.
Our patients have benefited from a variety of non-invasive procedures, including
Changes in one's way of life
- Lifestyle adjustments can reduce primary hyperhidrosis sweating and boost self-esteem.
- Avoid alcohol and spicy meals that make you sweat.
- Avoid nylon and tight clothes.
- White or dark garments can hide perspiration.
- Armpit sweat guards keep garments dry and comfortable.
- Wear thick, natural-fiber-wicking socks or sports socks
- Avoid synthetic socks and rotate pairs.
- Use leather shoes and replace them often.
- More effective deodorants.
Temporary Treatments for Hyperhidrosis:
Surgical Correction:
Benefits include :
It’s a daycare procedure, so you can get back to work the same day
On-spot Instant relief from the condition
long-lasting relief from hyperhidrosis