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BOTULINUM TOXIN EFFECTIVENESS IN PRIMARY HYPERHIDROSIS PATIENTS

Tinatin Ghibradze, Tina Kituashvili, M Lomidze

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Hyperhidrosis represents pathology of eccrine sweat glands and is manifested by the skin excessive sweating. For patients, living along with hyperhidrosis represents a big challenge, which has a significant impact on numerous aspects of everyday life, as well as on the social and professional lifestyle and psycho-emotional health.

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Hyperhidrosis represents pathology of eccrine sweat glands and is manifested by the skin excessive sweating. For patients, living along with hyperhidrosis represents a big challenge, which has a significant impact on numerous aspects of everyday life, as well as on the social and professional lifestyle and psycho-emotional health.

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Hyperhidrosis represents pathology of eccrine sweat glands and is manifested by the skin excessive sweating. For patients, living along with hyperhidrosis represents a big challenge, which has a significant impact on numerous aspects of everyday life, as well as on the social and professional lifestyle and psycho-emotional health.

Key concepts: Hyperhidrosis, Botulinum toxin, SWEAT, Eccrine sweat, Medicine, Dermatology, Everyday life, Sweat gland

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