Hyperhidrosis Unit

Hyperhidrosis:

Hyperhidrosis is a state with excessive sweating (originating in the increased excitement of the autonomic nervous system). The symptoms occur on hands and feet most frequantly.

During treatment, the electrophysiological effects of galvanic current and tap water on skin are applied. The therapeutical current migrates from one electrode to the direction of the other. The most obvious explanation for the effect is the chlorine ions in tap water decrease the sweating exocrine glands. Treatment results may very individually.

In the first phase of treatment, 3-5 treatments of 10-20 minutes per occassion are recommended weekly. These occassions can be made rater as sweating decreases. Regular treatments are needed to reach spectacular results.