Hyperhidrosis Forum

Before you consider surgery, you might want to try some natural cures for sweaty hands. Herbal Remedies for Hyperhidrosis • Boil a quart of water with four or five teabags, and soak your hands in them for twenty minutes a day. The tannic acid in tea has astringent properties that can be used as a na...

Make sure you drink tons of water every single day. Cutting down on caffeine and drinking a lot of water is one of the most effective ways to prevent overall sweating. Cold water lowers body temperature and will inhibit your sweating. It's a big misconception that drinking less water will give you f...

Before I give my quick tip...is anyone else totally fascinated by the train wreck that is Charlie Sheen? I know it's trash tv, but I just can't peel myself away from watching this lunatic on Dateline :) Now, onto the tip... If you suffer from Bromhidrosis (excessive body odor) due to severe underarm...

Iontophoresis treatments, especially for palmer hyperhidrosis, can sometimes create irritation at the water line of your hands. A lot of times people ask me what they can do about it (it stings when you continue treatments with the irritation.) Try putting vaseline on the line of irritation prior to...

You know the feeling. You wake in the middle of the night to discover the sheets are soaked with your sweat and your pillow is damp and cold from all your tossing and turning. It’s a pretty gross experience. Excessive sweating at night can be incredibly frustrating. If you’re anything like me, you p...

1. Sage Fluid Extract Sage fluid extract is one of these ingested natural remedies that can be mixed with a drink and drunk each morning with your breakfast. Considering you will be likely to have some sort of beverage with your morning meal, it is an easy solution that has been show to work over t...

If you’re like many people with severe sweating of the armpits, you find yourself in many embarrassing situations like perhaps at a party or in a meeting at work. You sense the sweat invading your armpits and immediately excuse yourself to go the bathroom. There you pat your armpits dry with paper t...

Baking Soda for Hand Sweating: 1. You’ll want to fill up a big bowl or two separate aluminum pie pans with warm/hot water and equal parts baking soda. The solution should be very cloudy. The baking soda will gather at the bottom, so be sure to mix it up very thoroughly. 2. Soak your hands for 25 mi...

Here are a list of 10 to get you started:

1. Sage Tea Soak
2. Tomatoe Juice
3. Baking Soda and Water
4. Drysol
5. Certain Dri
6. Cyprus Oil
7. Iontophoresis
8. Astralagus
9. Baking Powder
10. Scrubbing with a Lufa