Hyperhidrosis, a treatment for the cure of hand sweating, facial sweating and blushing Hyperhidrosis - Surgical Treatment New Procedure for Hand Sweat and Facial Blushing. Palmar hyperhidrosis is a physical condition with uncontrollable excessive hand sweating. Problems such as difficulties handling paper, pens, buttons, tools, electronic equipment, as well as the need to avoid handshakes force many people to seek treatment.
Emotional stimuli seem to have a stronger effect on the sweat glands in certain individuals.
In severely disabled individuals in whom standard medical treatments have failed, surgical treatment for the problem is an option. This method utilizes a metallic clamp that is placed on the sympathetic nerve to block nerve transmission. The clamp can be removed on the request of the patient, and if done early enough, the effects of surgery may be reversed. The operation is done through small incision in the armpit region. With a thin endoscopic instrument, the nerve is exposed and then divided with electro-cautery.