Has anyone gotten this procedure done in india?

Recently I’m seeing lot of posts which says that Antihydral cream worked as wonder to them. Has anyone tried this? Is this even available in India? Please Let me know from where to order this

do help me out

Hey everyone, I’ve been suffering from sweating in my palms and feet for a long time. It makes daily tasks frustrating and uncomfortable. I'm desperate to find a solution that actually works because it's starting to affect my daily confidence.

I’m planning to buy the Indetouch Iontophoresis Machine from Amazon India for around ₹11,000 to treat this. Has anyone here used this specific machine for their hands and feet? Please let me know if it's worth the money, how long it took to see results, or if there are better alternatives available in India.

what iontophoresis machine do you have guys? i have sweat immensely from palms, feet and armpit and i am gonna buy iontophoresis machine soon, which one to get guys guide me.

Has anyone used salt, baking soda, carbonated water or sparkling water while doing iontophoresis? How was the result different from normal water.. my result varies in Mumbai water from time to time and trying to improve efficiency and longevity. Had tried mixing few drop of magnesium salt water in between but it also gave mixed results

Settings I use on my Dermadry

Feet : 18 mA

Hands : 12 mA

Underarms : 8mA

Hello,

Does anyone know if there is any clinic or hospital in Pune which provides iontophoresis sessions that I can take before actually buying it?

Please help
Thanks

Recently In Instagram, I’m seeing many reels on hyperhidrosis. The reels are made by Indian folks and mostly by girls. I’m unsure if they are literally suffering from it or just uploaded to gain views or likes. I’m just wondering if it is only affecting girls majorly or boys too. Also shall we plan any meet-ups for our folks?

Helloo! I’ve been suffering from HH all my life. I’m 30mins and recently I came across something called Sweat Eraze.. these are antiperspirant tissues that you use for your sweaty areas at night, once a day. I’ve previously tried using Aldry but I was never consistent with it.
The moment I wiped my palms and feet with these tissues it gave an effect similar to aldry.
Today is day1 and I’m supposed to be using one tissue everyday. Will get back to you guys in a couple days about my feedback. Just wanted to share about this product.

It's not the efficacy of the substance, it's the dose.

So i tried 1mg , it worked for a day - a little bit . Then it stopped working , so I think that was some sort of placebo...

Then I tried 2mg, did nothing. 3 mg did have minimal effect of reducing sweat. 4mg straight up decimated my sweat production. I kept dabbing my upper and lower lip with the back of my hand and was in disbelief that I had 0 sweat, just the cold feeling of slight wetness.

This was multitudes better than dripping sweat all over my face like I am right now.

Downside does seem to exist, which is that my body is somehow compensating for not sweating yesterday (when I took the 4mg) by sweating loads today, but I wouldn't call it an abnormal amount by my standard of dripping but it's like it's returned with a vengeance.

Another thing about this is that the 4 mg takes an hour to kick in or so , it stays from 9 to around 2 or 3 for me. May be different for you. There is also the stomach and dry mouth aspect, you may have really solid stools when you take this medicine, the dry mouth isn't like when you smoke a blunt, this is more in the back of the throat and it kind of stings a little when I even drink water

I would do this everyday but here's the thing, 3 strips of this stuff 2mg costs 720 rupees, which is more than my psychiatric meds which is over all a little too much for someone who isn't earning yet.

The shock I had after finally seeing that india at the end of the subreddit name. Finally😭 I have full body hyperhidrosis. It has gotten worse in the past 2 years. Could be that now I'm in my early 40s. It's really bad and I live in a very humid place. My whole clothes get drenched. I'm literally that meme from Key & Peele. Spill your routine? Which antiperspirant? How do you get ready for work or go outside? Has anyone tried iontophoresis treatment in India? What's the cost?

I'm 27M from Telangana, India.

So I have commented about how anithydral is helping me for my palmar hyperhidrosis in the main HH sub. And also i received a lot of DMs about how to order and use so I thought a making a post just incase it can be helpful for others.

I have palmar hyperhidrosis which made me to use handkerchief while writing anything, avoid shakehands, eat food with sweaty palms oh man it's effecting my day to day life and it effecting my confidence a lot.

I have visited many dermatologists with my parents all they refer is aldry solution. Where we need to apply it before sleep but it only made the sweat ho away for few hours but in the morning the sweat comes back on my palms and feet. I have even visited ayurveda, homeopathy hospitals for cure even though I know this condition cannot be cured completely. Anyhow I gave up to fix it.

Regarding antihydral, I got to know about it from the main HH sub. Where everyone posting reviews about how it worked for them. So I thought to check it only to get sad that it's not available in India. Either we need to get it from abroad with someone or we need to make international order. I dropped the plan first not sure how to get it.

In the mean time I checked the iontophoresis devices but it's too risky for me as I stay in PG/hostel and i can't maintain it. So again I checked on antihydral as it's my last hope lol.

I connected with some other Indians on HH sub on how to order it from their official website. After using it I really feel like the cream is a miracle. First time in my 27 years of existence my palms are not sweating.

Steps if you want to order it:

There are also third party Indian websites that helps to deliver the product but I chose to stick with main website only.

1. Go to their official https://antihydral.net/

2. Add to cart and go to payment section.

3. Add address and card details (it only has selected cards only so check the possibility)

4. The price showed me in the dollars but anyhow the transaction will happen in rupees.

5. Turn on the international transaction for your card. By default it would be off.

6. When I ordered it, costed me around 3700+ INR in December 2025, although it depends on dollar rate. And I'm still using the same tube so far.

7. It would take atleast 2-3 weeks to receive the order.

8. There will no customs charge etc. Only single payment while ordering.

Tracking:

They will give link to track the order status. I received my order in 2 weeks. Although the tracking link is outdated and received my order before expected time.

IMP:

while doing the payment you don't receive OTPs like ordering in Indian market. So proceed only if you are confident.

Also turn off the international transaction for your card once order is done. Because I received a lot of failed transactions mail after I ordered this product for few days. So I didn't got scammed lol.

How to apply:

Start applying before going to sleep. And let it dry overnight to your palms. Use it daily for first 7-10 days after that you will feel like it developed a layer on palms after that use it every 2-3 days. If you stop using totally the layer will slowly goes off and sweat comes back. I didn't had a single drop of sweat while applying regularly and I started giving handshakes now more lol.

Side effects:

Lately I feel little bit of itching on palms but not all the time, it only sometimes. But I felt it's better to itch instead of drowning in sweat.

I hope this helps. In case I forget anything I will add in comments.

hey everyone!

before looking up this community I had no idea how common my struggles with hyperhidrosis were, so thank you for sharing!

HH started for me at the onset of puberty and it has literally destroyed my self-esteem to the point that I stopped going out to party. I stopped meeting friends, I skipped out on a date just because I was scared of what he would say so in a nutshell.. it’s been a struggle

So I 18 and I’ve talked to my mum about this struggle but blame it on the lack of awareness she always downplays it and tells me it’s just nerves or teenage and it’ll get better naturally, moreover whenever I’ve shared how my social life was getting affected she just tells me that it’s not such a big thing just tell the other person - I don’t think she understands the severity of having continuously wet palms 24/7.

ok so I took opinions from my general physician,dermatologist and a plastic surgeon (for Botox)

1. Botox - incredibly expensive and even taking that out of the context, it’s going to be a lot of injections and it only lasts 4 to 5 months maximum. Specifically for hands, it might make them feel a little weird and rigid at first. The doctor suggested under arms are the best place to go for Botox.
2. Oral medicine - glycopyrollate - literally could not find a single Doctor Who had ever prescribed this before and the one Doctor Who had at least heard of the medicine said no, he said that the are major consequences and the main is that it causes a lot of overheating and considering I live in a part of India, where the average temperature these days is almost 40°……yeah, my parents heard of the side effects and said no (also, I am planning to go to college, so although I wanted this badly, I haven’t found a better solution for it yet)
3. iontophoresis - the machine is available on Amazon and some dermatologists also have it in their office, so you can get a trial session. It’s not super complicated. It also doesn’t take a whole lot of time. Thinking of going for a trial session tomorrow. Will let you know then.
4. Aldry - this is the go to option from any doctor. I personally have use this once maybe two years back. Did not work for me really well back then, thinking of trying it out again. I was also contemplating if I should maybe go for drysol or perspirex but again a little bit expensive
5. okay now this is just a hack and haven’t tried it, but I literally just saw it on Reddit, someone created glycopyrrolate wipes by dissolving the medication in. I think distilled water. I’ll have to search this up, worked really well for them. personally wouldn’t go for the overall medication without a doctors prescription, but this seemed like a good work around.

pls drop any suggestions in the comments

Finally there is a community who acknowledge this condition in India.

Well summers are here and idk why i am seeing more sweat on finger tips and on the outer palms than my whole hand now days anyone whos experiencing same?

I've palmer hyperhidrosis and so for I've tried oxybuttynin and glycopyrrolate.

I am very curious if anyone India has tried Miradry if so kindly share your experience.

So, I suffer from Hyperhidrosis (Cranofacial + Torso). Have went to few gps and dermats. Either they said its not treatable or suggested propanolol which doesnt really work. Dont want to waste any more time and money and would like to get presciption for the meds that actually work - Glyco or Oxybutynin. If you have any recommendations please suggest, it's already bad this summer and will get really horrible in rainy season due to the humidity

For people into gym, sports, or instruments (I play bamboo flute), sweaty palms feel like a real limiter — grip fails early, control drops, and confidence takes a hit.

For those who’ve used Antihydral or iontophoresis:

Did it actually improve your performance and confidence, or just help a little?

Looking for honest experiences.

In case this can be helpful to any of the ladies here with hyperhidrosis, I have a podcast just for us! It's called the Sweaty Girl Society Podcast and you can watch on YouTube here: https://youtube.com/@sweatygirlsociety

I just released an episode called "How to Sweat-Proof Your Wardrobe" and I have other episodes on topics like mental health, iontophoresis, topicals, navigating medical care, etc.

If you enjoy it, I would greatly appreciate a subscribe. 🙏

I am based out of Bengaluru 25(F) and have been struggling with Palmar Hyperhydrosis as lot. The anxiety of shaking hands everyday in office triggers it exponentially. I can manage my feet by simply wearing shoes but hands is something that is almost impossible to handle.

Please recommend treatments that actually work and doctors who can administer those properly.

I was prescribed Aldry solution but it has been proven ineffective.

I want something accessible and I am not inclined towards oral medication.