Dr. Benjamin Barankin Dermatologist, Medical Director and Founder, Toronto Dermatology Centre Hyperhidrosis (also known as excessing sweating), is a social, emotional and occupational disability. Studies show that hyperhidrosis impacts quality of life similar to or even greater than other well-known dermatological conditions, such as severe acne or psoriasis. Most of the sufferers have the … Continue reading “Hyperhidrosis stigma, silent disorder, and DRYSOL® topical treatment”
Natalie Phaneuf view moreDr. Benjamin Barankin Dermatologist, Medical Director and Founder, Toronto Dermatology Centre Why we are sweating? Sweating is important for our health, providing pheromones for sexual attraction, and thermoregulation so we don’t overheat in hot weather or with exercise, and so we can grip and grab better with our hands. … Continue reading “HH/excessive sweating treatment options”
DRYSOL view moreWhat is it? Hyperhidrosis (also referred to as HH) is defined as excessive sweating, which can affect any part of the body. “In fact, I see many patients in my practice with this condition.” It is a disorder of excessive sweating due to the over-stimulation of cholinergic receptors on eccrine (sweat) glands. Hyperhidrosis is inappropriate … Continue reading “Overview of Hyperhidrosis – Dr. Barankin”
DRYSOL view moreFor people dealing with excessive sweating also known as hyperhidrosis, summer can be a nightmare. However, excessive heat and humidity are not the only causes of sweat in humans. In fact, there are several different types of perspiration, including thermal, emotional, and gustatory sweating. THERMAL SWEATING The first and most common type of sweating … Continue reading “TYPES OF SWEAT”
DRYSOL view moreSweating is a natural and reasonable response to heat, but some people sweat excessively regardless of the temperature. Excessive sweating can be the result of multiple health conditions, which can be diagnosed and alleviated with the help of your doctor. Let’s look at some of the reasons you might be sweating more than average and … Continue reading “WHY WE SWEAT AND HOW TO DEAL WITH SWEAT”
DRYSOL view moreWhile sweating during the long summer months is almost guaranteed, there are little changes you can make to prevent the discomfort and embarrassment of sweat stains and body odour. Here are 15 little tips to help you keep your sweat under control. APPLY ANTIPERSPIRANT LIKE DRYSOL® AT NIGHT As nighttime approaches, your body begins to … Continue reading “SMART TIPS TO KEEP YOUR EXCESSIVE SWEATING UNDER CONTROL”
DRYSOL view moreThere are many things people have in common, one of them being the fact that we all sweat. While sweating can be unpleasant and uncomfortable in many instances, it is a natural and healthy bodily function. Sweat is produced by around 4 million sweat glands located all over the skin of your body. … Continue reading “ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SWEAT”
DRYSOL view moreSweat is produced by the body when it heats up as a way to naturally cool it down. However, some 350,000 Canadians suffer from excessive sweating, which can be unpredictable and cause embarrassment and discomfort. Particular areas of the body are most prone to excessive sweating. Below, we’ve listed a few places on the body that tend to produce the most sweat. Ways to Deal with Excessive Sweating .…
DRYSOL view moreIf you suffer from excessive sweating, you are familiar with the constant embarrassment and anxiety that plagues your daily life. If you feel like hope is lost, fear not, as there are a few treatments and solutions you can use to help control hyperhidrosis. Treatments for Hyperhidrosis There are several medical treatments available to people suffering from excessive sweating like Botox, laser therapy…
DRYSOL view moreIf you are struggling with unpleasant odours and stains due to sweat, then you may be using the wrong products. Many people use deodorant to help prevent perspiration throughout the day, but antiperspirant could be a better option. So, what’s the difference? The Difference Between Deodorant and Antiperspirant Antiperspirant and deodorant are commonly thought of …
DRYSOL view moreHyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating, affects up to 3% of Canadians, according to the Canadian Dermatology Association. The most widely used treatment for hyperhidrosis is antiperspirants like Drysol, the number one doctor recommended treatment for hyperhidrosis…
DRYSOL view moreEverybody sweats. While sweat is a natural bodily function, it can be embarrassing and uncomfortable if you suffer from excessive sweating. While there are a few treatments available for excessive sweating, there are some things you can change in your daily life to reduce sweat naturally…
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