How To Cure Sweaty Hands and Regain Your Confidence

No. Sweaty hands are linked to hyperhidrosis and is not medically serious. The only thing that tis problem damaged is your confidnce.

Many people avoid social lives because of this condeition, heck I knew I did. I always kept wiping my sweaty palms onto my trousers trying to keep them dry and stop the sweat dripping onto my work. It was even worse when I had to greet someone with a hanshake, I mean do you know how demorailising it is when someone wipes their hand on their trousrs after a shake?

As you can see in the video above sweaty hands can bcome extreme but there are ways to cure it which you will find out.

There are many methods on how to treat excessive sweating fast but if your main focus is sweaty palms this is for you.

Iontophoresis treatment is when you send a mild electric current through your sweaty hands. The fucntion of the electrical particles is too thicken the outside of your skin whch leads to the closing of your sweat glands and a huge decrease in excessive sweating palms.

It is not an invasive procedure and is risk-free. All you have to do is soak your hands in two different trays and let the current flow through for 20 minutes which you do on a daily basis for a week.

In a few days you should notice a large improvement in your condition. Make sure that you do this once every three weeks to ensure that you can keep palms dry.

This metod can also be used to cure sweaty feet too.

Endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy also known as ETS is a surgery that is known to stop excessive sweating and how to prevent sweaty armpits and sweating in sleep

The Procedue
ETS is an invasive procedure. A small cut is made under the arm and air is pushed through that cut to push your lungs to the opposite side. A fibre optic camera is then slided in to locate the sympathetic nervous system which is within the thoracic cavity and controls sweating.

Thee sympathetic nerve node (causes excessive sweating) is clamped with titanium clips. This goes on to interfere with the signals and reduce sweating. Some surgeons instead of clamping prefer to cut as it is more reliable but clamping is reversible if something does go unfortunately wrong.

The dangers of having this surgery
* Phantom sweating, where the patient feels the sensations of sweating but is not actually sweating.
* Numbness of the skin
* Sensitive Pleurae (chest lining sensitivity) limiting exercise
* Heat Intolerance
* Failure to improve symptoms
* Regeneration of the nerve Infection
* Gustatory sweating (increased sweating while smelling or eating)
* Dry face, dry mouth, dry eyes
* Pneumothorax (collapsed lung)
* Bleeding
* Postop Neuralgia
* Hair loss
* Bradycardia (slow heart rate) possibly requiring a pacemaker

If you wish to take the surgery by all means go ahead but take a look at the disadvantages, could you really live with them?