So you are suffering from Palmar Hyperhidrosis or sweaty palms and your hands are always wet no matter of timing and season. The medical term for sweaty palms is Palmar Hyperhidrosis, it is a scientific term that means excessive sweat. I have been there and I know how embarrassing and annoying sweaty hands can be, especially if you have already tried numerous methods to get rid of the condition. This is why I have compiled a list of the most common treatment options for sweaty palms

Stop sweaty palms with pharmaceutical treatment

*Ditropan and Probanthine
There are many medications that can help prevent palms from excessive sweating. By blocking the neuro transmission which is the key of the sweat production, oral medications such as Probantine and Ditropan are classified as anti cholinergic drugs.
Although none of the following drugs mentioned are specific treatment for this condition, however, one of their adverse effect in the body is dryness.

*Terazosin
Terazosin has also been approved in treating sweaty palms as it can control sweating. Terazosin is also used to treat hypertension.

Surgical Treatment:

*Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy
Thoracoscopic Sympathectomy (TST) conducted by a thoracic specialist, cuts the sympathetic nerve that directly controls the sweating production in the hands and feet, but this operation does not affect sweating in other parts of the body, such as the under arm.

*Botox
How does Botox work? It works by preventing the chemical transmitter from relaying messages which can cause palm sweating. Botox injected into the palms can help reduce hands sweating that could last for at least half a year.
Botox is an extended surgical relief that paralyzes the sweat gland effectively.

Other Alternatives:

*A quick way to stop sweaty palm is by carrying microfiber towel in your purse. Just before shaking your hands, reach for your purse and wipe your hand using the cloth.

*Another instant and immediate relief is rubbing your hands on talcum powder or plain cornstarch after you have washed you hands. Talcum and cornstarch help slow down the sweat gland process.

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