How is hyperhidrosis treated for hand sweats? How is hand hyperhidrosis treated?

The most advanced methods of hyperhidrosis mainly include surgical removal of apocrine glands, sympathectomy, etc., and other drugs** and local injection**, which can only play an auxiliary role.

1.Surgical removal of sweat glands: For hyperhidrosis in the armpits, the method of direct surgical removal of apocrine glands can achieve the best results, and the most common complication after surgery is local scarring.

2.Sympathectomy: Sympathectomy can be performed for hyperhidrosis in the hands and feet, and the most common complications during surgery are pneumothorax and compensatory hyperhidrosis.

3.Local injection of botulinum toxin: It can also be used for hyperhidrosis, but the maintenance time is short, and repeated injections are generally required.

4.Drugs**: Localized hyperhidrosis can be prescribed vitamin B1, gamma oryzanol, etc.**.

There are individual differences in surgery and drugs, and it is necessary to consult a doctor for a face-to-face consultation and develop an effective ** plan under the guidance of a doctor. The above drugs are recommended to be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Topical antiperspirants, such as aluminum salts and aluminum chloride salts, have a mechanism of action that blocks the epidermal ducts of endocrine sweat glands and causes atrophy and vacuolization of gland secretory cells.

Oral drugs: such as oxybutynin and glycopyrrolate, mainly sedative and anticholinergic drugs.

Hand hyperhidrosis, also known as primary hand hyperhidrosis, can be regarded as hyperhidrosis in a narrow sense, which is a disease caused by excessive sweat secretion by sweat glands in the hands, and there is no obvious organic **.

Generally, hand hyperhidrosis is caused by excessive tension of the sympathetic nervous system, such as tension, excitement, stress, etc., resulting in abnormal sweating in the palms, and then primary hand hyperhidrosis may also be caused by sympathetic nervous system dysfunction. From the above, it is generally divided into non-surgical source masking method and surgical method.

Non-surgical** methods can optionally be applied topically, such as a mixture of chlorine hydride and ethanol, which can be used as an antiperspirant. Electrolysis or ionization osmosis can also be chosen, acetylcholine blockers can be used for point-of-point administration, and botulinum toxin type A blockade can be selected**. The surgical method can achieve better and long-term results, and the sympathetic nerve chain can be blocked by clipping or careful pickpocketing for a more durable operation**.

Hand hyperhidrosis can be treated with medication or surgery**.

1.Medications**: Can be taken topically or internally.

Topical drugs: apply antiperspirants, there is no ideal drug for hand hyperhidrosis**, aluminum chloride, alum, formaldehyde and other drugs can be used clinically. However, the drug will be obvious*** and can be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.

Oral medications: Oral anti-anxiety drugs can be taken under the guidance of a doctor, such as diazepam, chloride, norhydroxydiazepam, nitrodiazepam, fludiazem, etc. Local injections of botulinum toxin can also be given locally**.

2.Surgery**: Sympathectomy can be performed. Thoracoscopic sympathectomy is currently the only way to have long-term efficacy for hand hyperhidrosis, which is applied to the hands, and obvious sweat beads or sweat drops will be seen, moderate or severe hand hyperhidrosis.

For the use of medications, you need to follow the doctor's advice and do not self-medicate.

Hand and foot hyperhidrosis is related to kidney yin deficiency or kidney yang deficiency, qi deficiency, etc., and some people are related to damp heat or liver heat, autonomic disorders, calcium deficiency, tuberculosis, hyperthyroidism, etc. Tests are recommended to confirm the diagnosis.