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Treatment of hyperhidrosis by tap water iontophoresis.

Fred Lèvit

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Abstract

Iontophoresis has been demonstrated to be an effective treatment for hyperhidrosis. The technique is simple and can be used in the practitioner's office. Once patients are euhidrotic, they can be taught to give the treatments to themselves, and the iontophoresis therapy can be continued at home.

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Iontophoresis has been demonstrated to be an effective treatment for hyperhidrosis. The technique is simple and can be used in the practitioner's office. Once patients are euhidrotic, they can be taught to give the treatments to themselves, and the iontophoresis therapy can be continued at home.

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Iontophoresis has been demonstrated to be an effective treatment for hyperhidrosis. The technique is simple and can be used in the practitioner's office. Once patients are euhidrotic, they can be taught to give the treatments to themselves, and the iontophoresis therapy can be continued at home.

Key concepts: Iontophoresis, Medicine, Hyperhidrosis, Dermatology, Anesthesia, Surgery, Radiology

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