Talk to Dermatologist on Sweat On Hands

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Homeopathic Dr. Asifa Khanum - Homeopath

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Botox injections for sweaty hands work by blocking the nerve signals that trigger sweat glands. A dermatologist injects small amounts of botulinum toxin into each palm, temporarily reducing sweating for about 6–12 months. The procedure is quick, usually done in a clinic, and most people notice a significant drop in moisture after a few days. Side effects are mild—some swelling or temporary weakness—but they usually resolve quickly. If you’re considering it, talk to a board‑certified dermatologist or your primary care provider to see if it’s right for you.

It’s unlikely that sweaty hands are causing pain on the left side of your scrotum. Testicular discomfort can stem from infections, inflammation, torsion, or a varicocele, among other things. If the pain is sharp, sudden, or accompanied by swelling, fever, or nausea, you should seek urgent care because those can signal torsion or infection. Even if it’s mild and intermittent, a visit to a urologist or your primary doctor can rule out problems and give you peace of mind. In the meantime, keep the area clean and avoid heavy lifting until you’re evaluated.

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how you feel??

Feeling sweaty palms can be frustrating, but there are simple habits that often help. First, keep a small bottle of clinical‑strength antiperspirant at hand and apply it to clean, dry skin before bed and again in the morning. Try to reduce triggers: cut back on caffeine and spicy foods, stay hydrated, and practice deep‑breathing or short walks to lower stress. If you notice a pattern, keep a diary of times, foods, and emotions that precede sweating; this can guide conversations with a clinician. For persistent or severe cases, options like prescription antiperspirants, iontophoresis, or a brief course of oral medication can be considered. Small, consistent changes usually make a noticeable difference.

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