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Sherry25
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 Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2011 10:06 pm Post subject: Worried about iontophoresis |
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| I bought the idromed 5 about a year ago. The first 1-2 months I used it and a pretty good results but my toes and the sides of my feet still sweated even when I used the device with wet socks on. I also started sweating in other placed so I bought some medication to help reduce the sweating. I used them both together for 1-2 before I got sick and wasn't able to take the medication. I was so worried that I would start sweating again but I didn't. It was amazing. I started using it once a week, 16 on my hands and 25 on my feet with great results. Then I got lazy and started doing it every two weeks and my sweating has started back again. I've used the idromed for the last 3 days in a row with no results. I am so worried that I have screwed this up. My hands and feet seem to sweat more now since I've been using the machine everyday. I'm worried I will not have good results again, and do not want to take the medication again because of the dude effects. |
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congrats to your iontophoresis sweat reduction effect
ok, 2 weeks pause aber for almost everyone too much, most users do it 2 days a week, some one time 15 min.
so do not worry, with the idromed the sweat free success will surly appear agian when doing some consequent treatments initial every day, like you have recognized it in the beginning of the iontophoresis therapy...
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| Is it ok to use Glyco to help reduce the sweating in the mean time until dryness kicks in? I don't want to hinder results. I'm on day 7. Ive even doubled treatments on some days to help achieve dryness faster. |
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i would not use glyco if i have had a sweat reduction through iontophoresis! if you had once success without it, you probably wonŽt need it this time either. Just continue with your daily treatments as you did the first time and wait until you see first results. Once you have then reached again your dryness level, then continue with maintenance therapy. And remember that treating every 2 weeks was too less!! In your case youŽll need at least one treatment per week to keep the effect!
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| Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 6:41 pm Post subject: |
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| I have noticed that my right palm is ab 80% dry. Fingers on both hands are still sweating, along with the left hand. I've been switching polarity every 2 days. Feet are still sweating also. Should I switch every treatment? Any tips to speed this up? Sorry, I sound so anxious but being dry for over 6 months was the best feeling in the world. |
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