Glycopyrronium bromide, Normadry, etc. are treatments for excessive sweating. Who takes them and what's the effect? The topic of hyperhidrosis has been raised in Woman before, but the topic of tablets has never been covered.

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Lil Bell

@lilbell · 19 days ago

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Rosaria Clasper

@r.clasper.5 · 18 days ago

They prescribed me a heap of hormonal drugs at one point. Honestly, I never plucked up the courage to take them. No one has yet suggested a clear radical or medicinal solution, so I'm using products for excessive sweating, Dry Dry and now also Dry Dry Deo Roll has come out - aluminium-free for sensitive skin. In winter, that's generally enough for me.

WARNING

Medications should only be used under the supervision of a healthcare provider. Do not self-prescribe or adjust your medication dosage without medical guidance.

Moon Kure

@m.kure · 18 days ago

Tablets are typically prescribed for a short course, and their effect lasts only for the period you are taking them. Ideally, one should determine the causes of excessive sweating and combat it. There are also effective topical treatments, like formagel, and there is no limit to the duration of use.

WARNING

Medications should only be used under the supervision of a healthcare provider. Do not self-prescribe or adjust your medication dosage without medical guidance.

Michelle Volker

@m_volker · 18 days ago

Worms are *** of course 😆, all troubles come from them. Driclor helps me with sweat. As for pills, honestly, I haven't thought about it. I'd rather apply externally than internally 😊.

WARNING

Medications should only be used under the supervision of a healthcare provider. Do not self-prescribe or adjust your medication dosage without medical guidance.

Jade Kit

@jkit91 · 18 days ago

I've tried many different treatments, from iontophoresis to VSD treatment, the only thing that helped was glycopyrronium bromide.

Elem Tanışman

@elem.tanisjman · 18 days ago

Good day! The only thing that helps me with sweat is glycopyrrolate. The downside is that severe dryness in the mouth occurs about 2-3 hours after taking it, there's practically no saliva at all, as the glands responsible for fluid secretion are blocked. After 4-5 days, you get used to it and it's fine. You start to sweat almost like a normal person. I've tried everything from Dry Dry to Iontophoresis, it doesn't help. I've been suffering from hyperhidrosis for 7 years and can't cure it.

WARNING

Medications should only be used under the supervision of a healthcare provider. Do not self-prescribe or adjust your medication dosage without medical guidance.

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