Hyperhidrosis Forum

I get very sweaty feet after ETS and it is quite bothersome at times (on some days the feet don't sweat at all though!). Dehydral was pretty useless on my feet (although it worked in my armpits to the point of discomfort). I never tried the whole cellophane wrap thing at night, and maybe that might ...

T-3 only is the safest approach to date and results in a lesser likelihood of dis-satisfaction compared to T-2 etc...

T-3 plus T-4 targets hand and armpit sweating, but you should NEVER get ETS for armpit sweating and I would leave T-4 alone.

Have you tried all the non-surgical treatments first?

On the page in the link below, you will find a detailed list of most of the ETS surgeons in the world that have operated on over a 100 patients (along with my comments): https://www.no-ets.com/surgeons.html Although surgery is not recommended, it is often the only solution for patients who find that...

If you know of any doctor (dermatologist?) or surgeon who keeps the Hidrex, Idromed, Iomed or Iontex machine at his/her clinic for patients to try out, please post the person's contact information and website address in this thread.

If you know of any doctor or dermatologist who keeps an iontophoresis machine at his/her clinic for hyperhidrosis patients to try out, please post their contact information and website address in this thread.

http://www.hyperhidrosis.ca/palmoplantar.htm

The above site has links to videos (on the top right side of the page) of Botox injections in the armpits, hands and feet to stop hyperhidrosis.

Even I am interested in learning more about the scar tissue after ETS and what happens to it over the years.

Anyone?

Even I am curious about the FFSO and especially about Morgan Carlssen and Don Doney (aka Steve Austin). If anyone is in touch with them, I would like to hear how they are dealing with their side effects nowadays.

http://p069.ezboard.com/betsandreversal ... =lazyhorze

The above patient had ETS in 1969. Good person to ask questions to!

Came by yet another company selling its own iontophoresis unit called the Drysure.

http://www.wayne-electronics.com.au/

The company is based in Australia. Including shipping, the device will cost about Australian dollars 600.

Hi help7,

Check out the information and links provided on this page:

http://no-ets.com/reversal.html

Personally, I don't believe in the efficacy of the reversal procedure, although some testimonials I read were somewhat positive. I don't remember a single patient being really happy though.

If your try all the nonsurgical alternatives such as iontophoresis and lotions first, I am sure you will get at least some success. Anyway, Dr. Duarte claims that his technique is different from everyone elses and results in fewer side effects. That is a red flag in my opinion since most top surgeon...

Wow thats a truly amazing post Robert and thanks for the links to the tray and binding posts pictures/websites! I hope you are still going to update this thread in future to let us know if your treatments are still working and how frequently you need to do maintenance treatments. By the way, did you...

http://www.easternsurgical.com.au/media/Eastern%20Surgical%20-%20Hand%20Sweating.pdf The figure of nine is mentioned in the above link. All surgeries where one goes under general anaesthesia can potentially result in death -- especially if the surgeon is inexperienced or the hospital is not good or...