Stop Sweating Questions, Remedies And Solutions
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I don’t want to use Drysol or any other product because they give me rashes (I’m allergic). Is there a homemade recipe that stops hyperhidrosis? Even for a bit? I’m desperate, I get so embarrassed when I shake people’s hands and they step away from me and talk about me behind their backs. I’m in high school and you know how difficult that is.
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The best way to treat the problem is with Botox injections. However, since you asked for an "at home" method, the tannic acid in tea often will afford you the best results that you can get on your own. Saturate a wash cloth with the brewed tea, and use it as a compress on the involved areas for about 20 minutes, morning and nite.
you can try talc or baby powder as temporary relief, but the medicines work the best. good luck hope it helps
Medications work the best but you can try any other antiperspirants on your hands other than Drysol. What’s worse? Sweaty hands or dry hands with a slight rash? Drysol is just prescription strength so it’s nothing different but STRONG. Try another kind and you might not have a rash.
There are many different solutions to this, and i had just youtube searched it. I have palmar hyprhidrosis also, it’s TERRIBLE and i’m only 15. You can:
Soak your hans in Sage Tea Solution- making sure the tea has a lost of tannic acid in it..put 5 tea bags into water for 5 mins. then soak your hands for 25-30 mins
you can also purchase tea tree oil at health food stores and put that on your hands
You can also purchase gerainium oil
or
cypress oil
you can also go to a dermatologist and have them do iontophoresis which is NO PAIN, or needles…well idk about pain not a lot, just tinggling…you put your hands in this tin and water and they plug itt into a battery and 83% of people who do it says it works
hope i helped