Hyperhidrosis - excessive or extreme sweating is a common disorder.

dimsum · Joined: 22 Jul 2009 Posts: 8

I've finally figured out the perfect routine to keep my hands 100% dry all the time. I do them on Sunday night, Tuesday night and Thursday night at 21mA. I have a few questions:

1) Would I eventually have to increase the mA over time as I continue using this for years? Will my body somehow be immune to it eventually?

2) ^^ this is the reason I don't want to go any higher in case I need to increase in the future, but my second question is, I want to be able to cut down my maintenance sessions to maybe 2 times a week, would increasing the mA help my hands stay dry longer?

support · Site Admin Joined: 20 Mar 2008 Posts: 1258

To your concerns that iontophoresis needs more and more current to fight hyperhidrosis

1 ) Normally not, there will be times you need more and times you need less treatments or current. There is no immunity known, sometimes iontophoresis can loose its effect, if this occures, please open a new post in the "problemboard", there are several proven ways to get the success back.

2 ) this is not neccessary, if it does not hurt you can go higher with the current, this surly increase the success, better 2 times than 3 times a week, right?

If you experience too much dryness (or more wetness)

Then it is maybe a good idea to readjust the maintenaince treatment, means treat longer, more often, or shorter with longer breaks...
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omiegat · Joined: 16 Aug 2011 Posts: 11

Hi there!

Yes! it is more often to use it for better results.. I've been using it for a longer time and woohh! it amazingly works..

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does higher current mean longer dryness duration?

If you experience too much dryness (or more wetness)

Hyperhidrosis - excessive or extreme sweating is a common disorder.