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Hyperhidrosis News
14.10.2011
Robinul for excessive sweating
Reduction of excessive sweating was a nice little side benefit by using the drug Robinul®. Robinul® is primary used in the treatment of other diseases and belongs to the drug class anticholinergics/antispasmodics. But very often Robinul®, containing the active ingredient Glycopyrrolate, is also successfully used in the treatment of hyperhidrosis.
13.08.2011
gustatory sweating
Gustatory sweating is a symptomatic hyperhidrosis, a special type of sweating that occurs in connection with food intake. Sudden drops of sweat to form on the face, the forehead or the neck. A condition that takes extremely unpleasant for those affected psychological consequences.
19.07.2011
Blocked sweat glands
The active substance of an antiperspirant blocks the sweat glands and thus inhibits the flow of sweat. A video demonstrating the process of gland blockade.
20.06.2011
sage against sweat
Sage can be administered in a versatile form because of its effect antihidrotic to prevent excessive sweating. The drug is relatively tasteless, an application presents itself as complementary therapy for mild forms of sweating.
Operative Procedures ETS Hyperhidrosis
The Endoscopic Sympathicus Blockade
The endoscopic transthoric sympathy-ecotomy is a surgical procedure to cut the nerve, which after receiving a pulse secretes the perspiration. This endoscopic procedure is mainly done by individuals, who are suffering extremely from hyperhidrosis in their face or hand. In regards to sweaty feet, there is the problem that it is very complicated to reach the localisation of the simulating nerve.
In this case the surgery is much more expended because of the necessary open stomach surgery. The ETS is done by many special hospitals according to the present procedures, and is a small-invasive surgery. The elimination of total body perspiration can not be archived.
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Where in earlier days a surgery took place by cutting the abdominal wall, the surgeon today, thanks to the endoscope is able to reach the necessary nerve with little effort. A clinic, specializing in this surgical procedure you can find under the link below:
A comprehensive site about treatment options and surgical techniques of Dr. Schick, German Hyperhidrosiscenter Munich.
one of the best books on the subject matter
Concise and precise, a great read on an otherwise poorly understood subject matter. This book is by far one of the most accurate writings i have read on hyperhidrosis and surely wish i had access to it prior to undergoing my sympathectomy...
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Even though the book was written for the general public and therefore easy to follow, the supporting photographs substantiate the text. The book provides a step by step structure, which makes it a pleasure to read and the theories are easy to understand.
best practical book on hyperhidrosis
...All in all, if you were to buy one book on hyperhidrosis, I would recommend this one. This book was originally written in German, but is far more useful than any other English hyperhidrosis book or website that I have ever browsed...
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