There is also Elavil a low dose tricyclic antidepressant that takes away pain if you have alot of pain and drugs like ditropan xl which relax the bladder and cut down on frequency/urgency/some discomfort and pain. I think a combination of these drugs usually gives people quite a bit of relief and also following the IC diet which you'll find at that website too. I don't think I have IC but probably overactive bladder and the ditropan xl has helped alot!
I just can't do this anymore. I am 17 years old with OCD and severe hyperhidrosis on my hands and feet. I have tried everything: botox, drysol, robinol, ditropan for the HH and god knows how many things I've tried with the OCD. I've had both of these conditions since 10 years old; I've never done anything social. Never had fun or friends. I have no one that wants to understand and the only advice i get is to "get out more", Like it's that simple.
My urologist prescribed Ditropan, which I took for about a year, which helped at first. Flomax was added the following year, which again worked for awhile, but the symptoms returned after 6 months or so. The Flomax caused retrograde ejaculation, which bothered me because in the past, I had always shot a fairly substantial load when I ***.
I have had total bladdure failure and have taken Detrol and Ditropan with no good result. I am seeing the ururologist tomorrow and am worried that he will chalk this up to MS and tell me to live with it. Have any of you experienced this? Are there other remedies out there for this? I dont want to live with this, making me very upset. I appreciate it and thanks.
Hi,
You can ask your doctor to prescribe some antispasmodics, such as Ditropan, for relieving the bladder spasms. If the spasms are under control even the frequency will decrease to a considerable extent.
Additionally, you can also request prescription for some low-dose sedatives, maybe from the benzodiazepine group, to get you through the first week or so. Do not continue the sedatives longer than 10-12 days as they have the potential to cause dependence.
I'm looking for an answer to my dilemma. I have an AV fistula or AVM in femoral artery/vein. Probably congenital. 2 weeks ago I had 3 stents placed, but unfortunately that didn't provide lasting results. I did get 3 days relief from severe pelvic pain (due to vasculature congestion?) and the hyperhidrosis stopped as well. The pain and hyperhidrosis have returned and I'm awaiting another surgery.
Is there anything more I can do to treat my hyperhidrosis more thoroughly? Do you know if botox injections for hyperhidrosis are limited to forheads/hands/feet/armpits? Or could I receive them in other places such as my nose or back?
Are there any more comprehensive solutions (ie. surgery) for hyperhidrosis? I'm willing to do almost anythign at this point - it really is paralyzing my life.
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Has anyone with the same problem tried it yet?
65f inside and I felt light sweat for no discernible reason. I read the description of Hyperhidrosis but it seems the sweat described in that far exceeds the sweat I am experiencing. Is this normal? Could if be diet related? How?
Ok, just wanted to provide an update on my daughter's condition. We went to the dermatologist and she was diagnosed with Hyperhidrosis and Bromhidrosis. Hyperhidrosis is a condition characterized by abnormally increased perspiration. The abnormal increase of perspiration opened the door for bromhidrosis. Bromhidrosis is an abnormal condition in which the apocrine sweat has an unpleasant odor caused by bacterial decomposition of perspiration on the skin.
She does take Detrophen XL frequently. I am not sure if it has any effect or she is just not satisfied with me. Any real advice, please? Thanks in advance!
No sir,this is physiological.Most hyperhydrosis patients have palmo plantar sweating,apart from axillary areas.
My Merck manual says "hyperhidrosis warrants medical attention because it can be a sign of an overactive thyroid, a low blood sugar level, or an abnormality in the part of the nervous system that controls sweating.
could this be some kind of fluid buildup due to the swelling because of my injury i caused myself? I thought Hyperhidrosis might be a cause, however no one in my family has this disease. And I've never had this problem until this injury. Help?
Hi,
How are you? Hyperhidrosis is a medical condition in which a person sweats excessively even when the temperature is cool or when they are at rest. This may be attributed to overactive sweat glands. If the sweating occurs as a result of another medical condition, it is called secondary hyperhidrosis.
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