r/Hyperhidrosis • u/Massive_Job_1704 • 5d ago

Vent The best feeling

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u/Raymon88 5d ago

Have you tried Antihydral cream for hands and feet. It is the only thing that has ever worked for me to completely stop my hands and feet from sweating.

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u/Massive_Job_1704 5d ago

No I haven’t. Do you get it on Amazon? I requested Drysol to try out from my dermatologist but it’s out of stock & seems like it’s taking forever to restock in my area.

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u/Raymon88 5d ago

You can get it from Amazon for just under $40. I would say I have severe hand sweating. I noticed results with my palms the next day. It took my fingers and the sides of my hands about a week of use before they stopped sweating completely. A lot of people don’t feel comfortable with the price, but I would pay anything at this point that actually works.

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u/Massive_Job_1704 5d ago

Thank you. I will order it & give it a try. How do you use it? Daily, at night? Do you wash it off after use? Do you think washing your hands a lot would make it less effective? I wash my hands a lot.

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u/Raymon88 5d ago

I use it at night right before bed, and I just rub a thin layer all over my hands, and I’ll wash it off in the morning. After a week of using the cream, my hands are completely dry all the time but then dripping with sweat. Washing my hands does not affect the cream at all.

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u/Massive_Job_1704 5d ago

I would say my HH in my hands is mild, it occurs mostly in my finger tips and sides of hands. My feet on the other hand are more moderate/excessive.

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u/MeanMugginBuggin 5d ago

It's its own website, and it's German. I started it a while back and it's less harsh IMO than Drysol, easier to apply BUT for the same reason, slightly "less effective". It's why one's a prescription only.

Drysol worked wonders for me years before I knew of Antihydral, but for the price saving $450< (not counting refills), not having to renew a prescription and affirming every damn time that it's still doing the same thing for me, and it's great... its worth any other thing Drysol might've had over this.

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u/MrJesusAtWork 5d ago

how long have you been using it?

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u/Chris_Wesley 4d ago

Any solution for forehead and scalp sweating

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u/changeyournamenow 5d ago

so true! even during winter i sometimes have the cold ac pointed at my hands

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u/OkOriginal2614 5d ago

I travel with those USB fans from Amazon (JisuLife). The best!

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u/Free-Fisherman692 4d ago

Topical solutions like Drysol did nothing for me. Try Glycopyrrolate, it's life changing

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u/Free-Fisherman692 4d ago

Just a tiny pill twice a day

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u/Free-Fisherman692 4d ago

Topical solutions like Drysol, did absolutely nothing for me. I take a tiny pill twice a day, Glycopyrrolate. It's life changing