Dust medicated powder on affected areas to help soak up sweat and prevent bacterial growth. For damp feet, slip on cotton socks and shoes. Alternate footwear to allow them to air and dry out in between wears. Regularly use and replace absorbent insoles in shoes. With surgical procedures, some risk and possible adverse effects are involved which you need to discuss in detail with your provider, who will determine whether or not this is a good option for you.
Results are immediate and often complete and permanent after having surgery.
For some, sweating of the soles of the feet is also cured. Most people who choose this surgical option are cured or have a dramatic improvement in symptoms. In general, this procedure is safe when done by a skilled and experienced surgeon. Surgical removal of underarm sweat glands to help stop sweating of the hands. Recently, studies have found a neurotoxin injection, better known by its brand name, Botox, effective for those with hyperhidrosis who have not found success with the previously-mentioned treatments.