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  5. I have excessive sweating on my palms. My hands sweat while writing, sketching, and even typing. What could be the reason for this problem, and what treatment options are available to cure it?

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I have excessive sweating on my palms. My hands sweat while writing, sketching, and even typing. What could be the reason for this problem, and what treatment options are available to cure it?

Asked by Female, 41 · 9 days ago

Dr G Reddy

Dr G Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

9 days ago

Excessive sweating of the palms (palmar hyperhidrosis) is often due to overactive sweat glands and can be triggered by stress or anxiety. Treatment options include antiperspirant lotions with aluminium chloride, iontophoresis therapy, certain medications, or, in severe cases, procedures like Botox injections. A dermatologist can guide you on the most suitable option based on your condition.
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  1. Possible Cause
    The condition is likely palmar hyperhidrosis, a common cause of excessive sweating on the palms.

  2. Diagnosis
    Diagnosis is usually clinical but may involve tests like the starch-iodine test.

  3. Treatment Options
    a. Topical antiperspirants
    b. Oral medications
    c. Botulinum toxin injections
    d. Surgery in severe cases

  4. Lifestyle and Supportive Measures
    Use absorbent gloves or handkerchiefs during activities. Consider using antiperspirant wipes.

  5. When to See a Specialist
    Consult a dermatologist or neurologist if symptoms persist or worsen.

Answered 9 days ago