Hyperhydrosis

Control the excessive sweating caused by Hyperhydrosis - underarm Hyperhydrosis solution with Maxim antiperspirant the strong, prescription strength deodorant for the excessive wetness caused by Hyperhydrosis

Hyperhydrosis - Control the excessive sweating - Short of prescriptions or in extreme cases, a surgery called endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy (ETS), Maxim is guaranteed to be the most effective Hyperhydrosis solution over the counter anti-perspirant on the market, or your money back. Maxim is a prescription strength deodorant (antiperspirant). Even with ETS surgery, the success rate for obviating axillary sweating is only 30%, trust me because I've had the surgery and like any other surgery, it is not without its side affects (including irreversible compensatory sweating).

Maxim antiperspirant is gauranteed to control excessive wetness caused by Hyperhydrosis- This incredible anti-perspirant roll-on is a patent-pending aqueous based solution containing an extremely powerful and safe active ingredient aluminum chloride. It is also very unique in the way it is applied. Maxim® is unlike conventional antiperspirants. You apply it at night- time, before you go to bed. Maxim® has no odor and is colorless. It does not wash off in water the next day. Most people find exceptional relief from Maxim®. Some people require daily applications, and some require only 1-2 applications per week. You may want to apply your normal deodorant in the morning just for protection against normal odor from bacteria under the arm pit.

PRIMARY SITUATIONS KNOWN TO CAUSE EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION:

Public speaking/Presentations

Nervousness, Anxiety

Job Interviewing

Adolescence and the onset of hormones, including menopause

Dating

Romantic Encounters

Hyperhidrosis treatment side affects? Maxim® can cause some side affects that you should know about. They are pretty minor, however. One side affect that one may experience can be irritation. When this occurs, stop use of the product and contact us at 888-950-8794.

Facial blushing and hyperhidrosis seam to go hand in hand in a lot of people. Personally, as one who suffers hyperhidrosis, I have a high-level of catecholemines, or adrenaline compounds, which include epinephrine, nor-epinephrine and seretonin. These neurotransmitters can cause blood vessels in the face to dilate and vessels in the hands and feet to constrict with the onset of Anxiety. Anxiety naturally leads to sweating and only compounds hyperhidrosis. The ETS surgery that I have had has helped with the facial blushing, I must admit. However, I still sweat from my arm- pits. However, I do get some bad compensatory sweating from time to time. That's because half of your sweat glands are located in your palms and the sweat will go somewhere else. The ETS surgery has also reduced my heart rate and I do not experience the racing heart that I used to get.

Facial blushing treatments that are non-surgical should be considered before surgery. What has worked very well for myself and this required a lot of research on my behalf was a medication called clonidine. Clonidine is in a class of drugs called alpha blockers with the brand name of catepres. It works to stabilize the blood vessels so that they won't constrict or dilate to any extreme. Clonidine is non-addictive and is used as an anxielytic drug as well. It can make your mouth dry and can cause somnolence. Beta blockers also work fairly well to control racing heart and subsequent flushing episodes.

Control the excessive sweating caused by Hyperhydrosis - underarm Hyperhydrosis solution with Maxim antiperspirant the strong, prescription strength deodorant for the excessive wetness caused by Hyperhydrosis

Anxiety disorders can also cause one's face, hands and feet to sweat abnormally. MaximTM can be of much benefit to people who sweat profusely due to anxiety.

Maxim* is a registered trademark of Stop Hyperhidrosis, Inc, a division of CORAD Healthcare, Inc.


   
   

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