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The role of Botox in the treatment of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
This video explains how Botox can be used for excessive sweating and its outcomes.
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the role of Botox in the treatment of hyperhidrosis. For those of patients who have significant armpit sweating, nape of the back or in the groin crease, injections with Botox have a particularly good outcome. Patients may require further treatment at 3 or 6 months the treatments may become more frequent but many patients just have to have one or two treatments and their symptoms are resolved. Hyperhidrosis in the hands can be treated with Botox but this is very painful and is not a treatment strategy that I personally would recommend.
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