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Watch our important Webinar all about oral medications used to treat hyperhidrosis.
During this free event, International Hyperhidrosis Society (IHhS) experts discussed critical (and often-asked-about) aspects of oral therapies for excessive sweating.
The informative, open conversation revolved around your questions about pills and tablets that can be prescribed for hyperhidrosis. Leaders in the field provided their insights and experiences, and answered your questions!
Research: Teens with Hyperhidrosis Say All Aspects of Life Negatively Impacted
Recent data shows how seriously hyperhidrosis hurts kids and teens. It’s key information for parents, guardians, and caregivers along with children’s healthcare providers, teachers, coaches, and other friends/mentors. Our community spoke and made people listen.
Planet Health = Public & Skin Health
The health of our planet is a public AND skin health imperative. Find out why the hyperhidrosis community must take climate change seriously, how to take care of yourself and your loved ones when heat waves strike, and how to work towards a sustainable future, now.
Excessive Sweating is Common with Parkinson’s Disease & Requires Attention & Treatment
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month and so it is a key time to reiterate that excessive sweating, while often a condition unto itself (primary hyperhidrosis), can also be a symptom of another medical condition (secondary hyperhidrosis) - like Parkinson’s. In fact, according to the American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA), sweating of the upper body or head can be an early warning sign of the neurodegenerative disease. Learn more about excessive sweating, Parkinson’s and what to watch for…
Does miraDry Impact Breastfeeding? Will miraDry be Available Beyond Underarms?
These are just some of the questions miraDry and International Hyperhidrosis Society experts tackle in the Ask Me Anything About miraDry webinar (recorded during Hyperhidrosis Awareness Month!) Effectiveness, comfort during the procedure, recovery, and whether you’ll ever need antiperspirants, deodorants or underarm shaving again… If you have a question about miraDry treatment for armpit excessive sweating, it’s probably answered in this 40-minute, candid discussion...
Take Our Valentine’s Day Survey
You’ll love this quickie for Valentine’s Day and we’ll love hearing from you so we can help you better! From dating to how you prefer to (or hope to) receive your hyperhidrosis care…
Cancer Concerns Prompt Antiperspirant Spray Recall
This antiperspirant health concern is not about aluminum. Rather, an independent lab asked the U.S. FDA to take action after it found cancer-causing benzene in over-the-counter aerosol (spray) “hygiene” products - including antiperspirants and other personal care items. In response, some products are being voluntarily recalled, but numerous different brands of antiperspirant, deodorant, antifungal, and body sprays (think underarms, private parts and feet) have been flagged and may still be on store or bathroom shelves. Here’s what you need to know.
