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Excessive sweating, also called hyperhidrosis, causes sweating beyond what is needed for temperature regulation.
Excessive sweating, also called hyperhidrosis, causes sweating beyond what is needed for temperature regulation.
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Mindfulness
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Mindfulness practices may reduce performance anxiety and improve intimacy.
Clinical Strength Antiperspirant
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Strong antiperspirants are first-line treatment for hyperhidrosis.
Reducing Caffeine
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Reducing caffeine may improve urinary irritation.
Breathable Clothing
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Breathable fabrics may improve comfort and reduce visible sweating.
Weight Management
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Losing excess body weight to reduce hydrostatic pressure in the lower limb venous system, which exacerbates varicose vein symptoms and progression.
Prescription Anticholinergic Medication
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Some medications reduce sweat gland stimulation.
Botulinum Toxin Injections
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Botulinum toxin injections may reduce severe sweating.
Avoiding Spicy Foods
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Reducing spicy foods may lower sweating triggers.
Iontophoresis
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Iontophoresis may reduce hand and foot sweating.
Stress Management
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Addressing psychological stress through mindfulness, meditation, therapy or lifestyle changes. Stress is a well-recognised trigger for vitiligo onset and progression. Managing stress may slow the autoimmune response driving melanocyte destruction.
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