February 13, 2024
By
Ally G.
Common Questions #1: Do I have hyperhidrosis or am I just sweaty?
Common Questions we hear
Understanding whether your sweating is normal or a sign of hyperhidrosis is the first step toward finding the right solution. While occasional sweating is natural, persistent excessive sweating may indicate a condition like primary or secondary hyperhidrosis.
Knowing the difference between these two types can help you determine if medical advice is necessary—and whether a long-term solution, like The Fischer iontophoresis device, could improve your quality of life.
Knowing the difference between these two types can help you determine if medical advice is necessary—and whether a long-term solution, like The Fischer iontophoresis device, could improve your quality of life.
Primary Hyperhidrosis vs. Secondary Hyperhidrosis
Primary Hyperhidrosis
- Excessive sweating without a clear cause
- Affects specific areas: palms, feet, underarms, or face
- Typically begins during adolescence or early adulthood
- Not linked to other medical conditions
- Exacerbated by stress or anxiety
Secondary Hyperhidrosis
- Triggered by medical conditions or medications
- Can affect multiple areas of the body
- May develop at any age and often starts suddenly
- Associated with issues like hyperthyroidism, diabetes, or menopause
- Induced by medications like antidepressants or antipsychotics
When to Consider Hyperhidrosis Treatment
Persistent Sweating Without Cause: Primary Hyperhidrosis
If your sweating occurs without a clear cause and disrupts daily activities, it may be primary hyperhidrosis. This condition often:
- Targets localized areas like hands, feet, underarms, or face.
- Starts early in life, during adolescence or early adulthood.
- Worsens with emotional triggers, such as stress or anxiety.
Excessive Sweating as a Symptom: Secondary Hyperhidrosis
Secondary hyperhidrosis is often a symptom of underlying medical conditions, such as:
- Hyperthyroidism or diabetes.
- Menopause or infections.
- Side effects of medications, including antidepressants or blood pressure drugs.
The Fischer: A Lifetime Solution for Excessive Sweating
Excessive sweating can feel overwhelming, but The Fischer iontophoresis device offers a long-term, cost-effective solution. Unlike temporary fixes like disposable wipes or daily medications, The Fischer is a one-time purchase designed to last a lifetime, providing consistent relief with regular use.
Why Choose The Fischer?
- Long-lasting results: With regular treatments, The Fischer helps reduce sweating in hands, feet, and underarms.
- Cost-efficient: No recurring expenses for wipes, medications, or additional treatments.
- Covered by insurance: Many plans cover the full cost, making it accessible to more people.
- Safe and natural: Uses tap water and mild electrical currents, eliminating chemical risks.
"Talk to our Treatment Specialists today to see why the Fischer iontophoresis device is the best treatment available for hyperhidrosis and to check insurance benefits."
Jennifer Jacobellis - CEO
When to Seek Help for Excessive Sweating
While sweating is natural, you should consider medical advice if:
- Sweating disrupts daily life or causes embarrassment.
- Symptoms appear suddenly or affect multiple areas.
- You experience other signs like fever, palpitations, or weight loss.
THE FISCHER
Reach out today
Contact one of our Treatment Specialists today to answer any and all of your questions about the Fischer.
Is the Fischer right for you?
The Fischer iontophoresis device is fast, safe, and effective for patients struggling with sweaty hands, feet, and underarms.
Our device is FDA-approved for those dealing with palmar, plantar, or axillary hyperhidrosis aka excessive sweating. Treat from the convenience of home, results within 2-weeks. It’s a more practical (and effective) approach to managing sweat.
The Fischer boasts a 98% success rate for patients! Reach out to a Treatment Specialist today to learn more and check your insurance coverage.
Our device is FDA-approved for those dealing with palmar, plantar, or axillary hyperhidrosis aka excessive sweating. Treat from the convenience of home, results within 2-weeks. It’s a more practical (and effective) approach to managing sweat.
The Fischer boasts a 98% success rate for patients! Reach out to a Treatment Specialist today to learn more and check your insurance coverage.