Hyperhidrosis Forum

Admin requested I post this here as well. After years of looking for a solution, I recently came across a new prescribed cream called 'Glypcopyrolate' for my feet and it's been helping immensely. You put it on once a day and after some build up (few days to a week) it starts to keep your feet dry fo...

Hi graydwarf - thanks so much for all your updates. Can you explain more about the glycopyrrolate cream? Do you get it from a dermatologist? Does it work on your hands? Also, do you have any updates about the Ulthera treatment? Did you see any results or long term side affects and do you think it m...

I started using this new cream called Glypcopyrolate for my feet and it's been helping immensely. See my personal story post (GrayDwarf) for more details and you'll see what I've been through leading up to this new cream so you know it's a genuine recommendation. Link to my story: http://www.no-ets....

I've been intermittent fasting for a month or so and it hasn't impacted sweating at all. I don't eat from 6pm-12pm (18 hours) every day. I did find something that helps though. See my recent post in "My stories".

Posted an update to my saga. It's great news. Find it at the bottom of the original post.

Posted an update on the original post.

Posted update. See bottom of original thread.
I had the Ultherapy done.

Ultherapy has all appearances of being just as effective as MiraDry but with significantly less side effects. Both approaches kill off sweat glands permanently as far as either side can tell. Both have similar risks and success stories. I'm damn near giddy about this terrible condition being potenti...

Happy for you slovenec. I'm about to try the Ultherapy approach. Just posted an update on my starting story post. Keep us posted as it's truly uplifting to see the success story and to know we have options.

[edit] - added this to my original post as well. Still dealing with chronic hot feet which results in very moist and smelly shoes (not from bacteria). I gave up on the Hidrex machine (need to sell it actually) because it was too much of a pain in the ass to do every night and my last effort wasn't p...

Thanks for sharing your story. I like knowing that surgery isn't as scary and that I have it as another option.

I think that's the point of the device is that you can increase the mA without it hurting you. I won't go higher than 45 though. I had the water level just below my ankles for a couple of days and got some painfully itchy sores on the top of my foot. I've since raised the water level to my ankles an...

What is a press up? Is that the same thing as a push up?

Posted another update. See bottom of original post. Not going so well.

Treating me fine although very little in terms of progress. Posted days 4-12 on my original post.