Hyperhidrosis
- Topical aluminum chloride is a common first treatment
- Topical antimuscarinics help axillary disease
- Oral glycopyrrolate/oxybutynin can treat generalized disease
- Botulinum toxin is highly effective for focal sites
- Iontophoresis helps palms/soles
- Surgery is reserved for severe refractory disease
Use at a glance
- Topical aluminum chloride is a common first treatment
Escalation / refractory disease
- Surgery is reserved for severe refractory disease
Practical pearls
- Topical antimuscarinics help axillary disease
- Oral glycopyrrolate/oxybutynin can treat generalized disease
- Iontophoresis helps palms/soles
Other practical pearls
- Botulinum toxin is highly effective for focal sites
Self-check
- When is surgery reserved for hyperhidrosis?
Severe refractory disease. - Which sites can iontophoresis help in hyperhidrosis?
Palms/soles.
Drugs used for this (2)
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