Hyperhidrosis Forum

Always great to read your updates "slovenec"! Thanks.

Sorry to hear about your problems :( , but glad that you are still exercising. On the dry half of your face, do you also have more dandruff on the scalp on that half? Were you able to run long distances easily before your surgery? Probably best to go to a professional heart-lung/cardio-pulmonary exp...

Thanks, pretty interesting!

Ok thanks! Oral Robinul Forte never gave me a headache when I tried it a few years ago:

https://www.no-ets.com/robinul-forte.html

Really interesting, although a daily headache sounds like too much of a side effect.

Does it dry up your nasal cavity?

Qbrexza glycopyrronium cloth for axillary hyperhidrosis coming in October 2018. Manufactured by Demira:

https://www.no-ets.com/qbrexza-glycopyr ... cloth.html

Great to hear Slovenec and thanks as always for updating us. This will be year 20 for me since my ETS. Time really flies.

Thanks again. Like yourself, I like the gustatory forehead and scalp sweating side effect after eating spicy foods, as I miss not sweating from my face and forehead and scalp all the time. It is actually a relief that I can make it happen when eating very spicy food, and I always feel refreshed afte...

Thanks for coming back every few years Robby! Did your dandruff ever improve? If not, do you recommend any products for it? I get some flaking every now and then and use Nizoral. Also, do your hands or face get a bit too dry sometimes and did the gustatory sweating remain the same all these years? I...

Hey Graydwarf congratulations, and thanks as always for the regular updates!

Maybe you can also post about the Glycopyrrolate cream in the Glyco/Robinul section of these forums in a new thread?

http://www.no-ets.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=11

That is too bad, but thanks for your efforts Chuck:-)

Some guy in the replies in the below thread claims that he had miraDry treatment for his butt:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hyperhidrosis/ ... ks_region/

The guy who started the below thread last year was soon becoming a doctor. Some excellent advice in there:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hyperhidrosis/ ... _into_the/

Thoracic sympathectomy techniques and the ganglions and nerves that are targeted to treat hyperhidrosis have changed numerous times over the last century. The below page has a list of key changes.

https://www.no-ets.com/surgeryevolution.html

Palmm -- At-home electrostimulation device for the treatment of hyperhidrosis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39JP6641fQI