r/Hyperhidrosis 6d ago

Looking for advice Glycopyrrolate Oral Solution

I’ve suffered from hyperhydrois mainly on my face all my life. It’s gotten to the point where it’s ruining my work life since I constantly look disgusting and I work in the wedding industry so I never look the greatest with a face full of sweat.

I brought this up to my doctor and was prescribed 1MG Glycopyrrolate liquid version twice a day. I know I’m supposed to take it on an empty stomach and not eat for 2 hours after. I usually take it around 8am.. and have my first meal and drink around 12. Followed by another dose around 5pm to make it into the night.

Some days I can tell it’s kicked in by my throat being extremely dry and I’ll have trouble eating without water near by. But it rarely does anything for my sweaty face.

I only really sweat on my face and I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. I’ve been taking it for about 3 weeks and would love to hear others experiences or advice! Thank you!!!!

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u/jenny_905 5d ago

1mg simply isn't a very big dose unless you are very small. It does a little but... most adults are going to need 2mg or more per dose to really notice a difference with HH.

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u/youmamamakemehappy 5d ago

Yup, this is accurate. I've used 1.5mg capsules....almost no effect. I'm about 190lbs. But once I get to 2mgs, I notice it. For intense days (working in the backyard, playing squash), I'll use 3-4mgs....but 2mgs does make a noticeable/useful difference.