oxybutynin hyperhidrosis

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?

I have axillary hyperhidrosis, and I have tried every OTC product available. I recently started searching the web to help me with my issue and am finding little to no answers. Is there anything I can do? I wear black shirts and tank tops and that's about it. Half of my clothes I can't wear, cause I sweat right through them. This has been going on for years and it is truely embarassing for me.

Is Oxybutynin dangerous to dogs? I am not sure my dog ate a pill, but I did drop 1 or 2 on the floor. I found one. My 6-month-old spaniel/lab mix is about 30 lbs.

Many times I started to think it was a condition of Hyperhidrosis, but there has also been other reasons explaining why my hands excessively sweat. The other reason why I might have sweaty hands, not Hyperhidrosis, could be due to my personality. Sometimes I get a little nervous when I have to meet new people or just in a unsafe situation. In other words, during a tense situation in my mind. Is it normal to excessively sweat in the hands like that? Could this be a psychological problem?

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.

Funny enough you mention this I took Oxybutynin for awhile and a bit excessively, I keep thinking that this messed up my gut and caused this curse of a phenomenon.

Can I take 2 or 3 Ibuprofen and 1 phenazoptridine 100mg and 1 oxybutynin 5mg The Dr, gave me Cipro to take 2 hrs, before I go to Drs, will this help me or not? If not what can I do to prevent the bad pain I hear about after stent removal. please help me.

//www.nowfoods.com/Cal-Mag-Stress-Formula-100-Tablets.htm Has anyone with the same problem tried it yet?

I'm 33 year old male, I was diagnosed with phimosis 2yrs ago. I've been having the constant urge to urinate but with only a low flow and sometimes spraying. I've been through testing for uti, std, bladder cancer (cystoscopy) but yet know one can give me an answer as to why I always have the urge. I've taken meds (flomax, oxybutynin, and diptromin) none of them worked. Help!!! I'm to young for this to be happening.

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.

No sir,this is physiological.Most hyperhydrosis patients have palmo plantar sweating,apart from axillary areas.

I was watching discovery health channel tonight and the topic was hyperhidrosis & hyohidrosis. i didnt know there's a medical diagnosis for it. i have noticed that i dont sweat a lot like normal people do, but i thought its nothing serious. now im concerned, and scared. can anyone tell me more about the condition? i know its something to do with the hypothalamus but i couldnt find good information online. seem like most people experience hyperhidrosis instead of hypohidrosis.

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.

Hi, This sounds like a case of hyperhidrosis. Hyperhidrosis refers to abnormal excessive sweating of a certain part of the body. There may be an underlying genetic cause. Others may be due to a neurologic or hormonal problem. Mostly however,the cause is unknown. For how long have you experienced this condition? Do you experience this in other parts of the body? What other tests were done to help establish the diagnosis? I suggest that you seek consult with a dermatologist for this.

You might look into getting treated for hyperhidrosis. You might also want to get some endocrinological tests to see if a hormonal imbalance could be an underlying issue, particularly with all the symptoms you list. See private message for more info on hyperhidrosis, this condition of excessive sweating.

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