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sacru
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 Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 9:57 pm Post subject: Had to make a break and now the sweating has resumed. |
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Hello!
I've written earlier since I didn't manage to reach a full success with my treatment. Two and a half weeks ago I went on an educative trip to France, with my class in school and during this time I have been unable to use my device since I chose to not bring it. It would have been too risky, and the luggage was restricted since it was a low-cost flight.
But now the sweating has resumed with full power and I wonder, am I supposed to start over from the beginning with one treatment each day until I reach a normal hydrosis level. And will I be able to do so before my gurantee runs out? Before I went I had done about 13 treatments and 4 days in total I had been unable to do the treatments. I would estimate the success to 40-50%. But now I have to start over? And will I be able to see success before my gurantee runs out?
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Robin Enander
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After the break you might treat many days in a row again ro regain success: https://www.iontodevice.com/hyperhidrosis/introduction-to-iontophoresis-maintenance-treatment-t25.html
I really can´t say if you will be able to reach a normal hydrosis level before your 8 weeks-guarantee runs out or not. Iontophoresis requires patience and perseverance!
Since you already have estimated a 40-50% success you have good possibilities to further reduce the sweating if you continue with the therapy!! |
Thank you for your answer! I will stick to the treatment and hope for success! I am wondering about another thing as well. I suffer from palmar hyperhidrosis as well. It is not the worst form but it is noticable. If I want to treat my hands, is it possible that I first do a treatment session where I treat the feet and after that I have a separate treatment session for the hans or should I treat hands and feet simultaneously?
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| Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 4:31 pm Post subject: Help! |
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Hello again!
I have now performed my 10th treatment since I returned from France. I have maintained the same treatment regime as before, and I've posted a description of it in this forum. I told you that I thought I had reached a 40-50% success before my trip. I am not completely certain. Getting the device was a relief that made me able to think less of my Hyperhidrosis, and that solely I think can have made me experience the problem less. Because now, when I've performed 10 treatments I don't see any success at all. Therefore I wonder: Should I increase the treatment time each day? Should I make 30 min sessions or would that be counter-productive? Please, I need guidance and help because this week in school has been hell due to my Hyperhidrosis and I am graduating soon which means a lot of assignments I need to manage. But my Hyperhidrosis prevents me from performing my best, due to all the stress it creates. Please aid me! Kind regards, Robin. |
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