Thursday 21 January 2016

How Botox Can Treat Hyperhidrosis Or Excessive Sweating Problem?

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The severe underarms sweating are known as primary axillary hyperhidrosis. It is a condition that results in severe body sweats for regulating the temperature of the body. The severity of condition is determined by how much it interferes with the daily activities of the individual. If you feel that you suffer from the severe sweating of underarms then you need to consult dermatologist for hyperhidrosis treatment. Axillary hyperhidrosis can only be diagnosed by the professional and qualified medical professional.

For diagnosing underarms, your practitioner may ask questions regarding the extent to which the sweating of underarms affecting your routine activities. In addition to this, the practitioner may also measure the amount of perspiration you are generating during a certain period of time. This helps in determining your position on the Hyperhidrosis Disease Severity Scale (HDSS). Once you have been diagnosed with the axillary hyperhidrosis the next step is make the decision about hyperhidrosis treatment options.

Botox for hyperhidrosis treatment


If you have tried other hyperhidrosis treatment options like use of prescription deodorants, anti-perspirants, powders and other alternative treatments then you may be suggested to take Botox treatment for hyperhidrosis.

Botox is recommended for treating the symptoms of excessive underarms sweating (severe axillary primary hyperhidrosis) when the medications or topical applications used on the skin fails to control sweating in people of age 18 years and above.

Botox works by disabling the eccrine and apocrine glands that are responsible for excessive sweating. When botox is injected into armpit into the sweat glands, it blocks the release of sweat from the glands. Small quantities of Botox are injected into the under arms area in a grid pattern which inhibits the action of nerves that are supplied to the sweat glands, resulting in the prevention of sweat production.

Though botox is not a permanent cure for axillary hyperhidrosis but it can definitely help in improving the quality of life and you can enjoy daily life activities without worry and embarrassment of excessive sweating and restores self confidence.

 

Side effects of Botox treatment


The effects of Botox treatment can take up to a week to show up so do not anticipate any miraculous changes. It is advised to avoid any strenuous activity following the Botox treatment for at least 24 -48 hours. There can be slight pain, bruising and swelling in the injected area but these are temporary side effects and usually go away in a day or so. It can also cause flu like symptoms, blurred vision, weakness of muscles and probably neck and shoulder pain. These are also temporary conditions and usually subside in few days. These side effects are not too severe and you can resume with your daily routine activities without any trouble.

The effects of Botox treatment can last for up to 6 -7 months after which you need to have repeat injections to control sweating. On average 50 units of Botox per arm are required for the hyperhidrosis treatment but the dose may vary from patient to patient.


Sweaty HandsExcessive #sweating of the hands (palmar #hyperhidrosis) can greatly affect daily life - shaking hands, using computers, embarrassment etc.Botox offers exceptional relief for sufferers with treatment taking 5-10 minutes. The same treatment is commonly used for underarms, feet, face and head.For more info please contact:0800 860 0178info@cosmedocs.com
Posted by CosMedocs London on Monday, May 18, 2015

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