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I Use To Wash My Hand To Avoid Sweats And It Becomes Very Dry
hi my hand sweats alot, like alot, you have no idea..for that reason i always wash my hand with cold water in order to cool it down, and because of that..the skin arround my hand became very dry..but if i try to put some lotion or vaseline to make it smoother..i fear that i will sweat again coz it has some moisture..what shall i do???pleease help me????????
Thu, 21 Jul 2011
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Dr. sunil pandey's
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you have got low blood pressure.and sodium lable is also increase.so please
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Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum
you have got low blood pressure.and sodium lable is also increase.so please
you take larg quantity of water.for complete relief mail us......
sunilpandeybhms@rediffmail.com thank you
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Not to worry. Avoid excess hand washing as it will prone to eczema and dry skin but sweating will still be there. There are topical anti-perspirants you can apply on your palms you can get from Pharmacy. Best treatment is small surgery on the neck region to destroy the small nerve body which causes sweating then you will have complete cure. It's called Sympathetectomy. Consult a Neurosurgeon in this for best treatment.
Not to worry. Avoid excess hand washing as it will prone to eczema and dry skin but sweating will still be there. There are topical anti-perspirants you can apply on your palms you can get from Pharmacy. Best treatment is small surgery on the neck region to destroy the small nerve body which causes sweating then you will have complete cure. It's called Sympathetectomy. Consult a Neurosurgeon in this for best treatment.
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hi friend
Dont worry about ur problem, excessive sweating over palms called a hyperhydrosis.
most common things is Generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, occupational stress, phobias. If thyroid function test normal, you should be consult a psychiatrist for stress, anxiety related disorder, otherwise consult dermatologist they will help u with iontophoresis technique, it will close sweat pores partially.
all the best
Dont worry about ur problem, excessive sweating over palms called a hyperhydrosis.
most common things is Generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, occupational stress, phobias. If thyroid function test normal, you should be consult a psychiatrist for stress, anxiety related disorder, otherwise consult dermatologist they will help u with iontophoresis technique, it will close sweat pores partially.
all the best
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Hello, welcome to HCM. Excessive sweating is a condition called hyperhydrosis. It could be due congenital, due to excessive sympathetic activity or disorders like throid function derranged or diabetes. You should visit a dermatologist who can prescribe you aluminimu chloride containing anti perspirants, anti cholinergic drugs or botulinum toxin based on your condition. Wish you good health.
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Dr. Dhara Shah,
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hi welcome to health care magic.excessive sweating is called hyperhydrosis.cause may be neurogenic,systemic disease like thyroid,heat or emotion.its tretment antipespirant aluminium chloride(drysole) which should be apply before bed time do for 10 concecutive night,then once a week,secondly lontophoresis is device in which current pass directly to the skin using tap water,botox injection,one natural way use backing soda apply to your hand wait for 25 min then washed,backing soda absorb excessive moisture.thanks.
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