Recent content by Mozart22

Hey everyone, I haven't posted on here in several months. I have facial hyperhidrosis which is absolutely horrible because everyone can see your face and forhead, you can't really hide it well. I've managed to make it bearable by using Avert (glycopyrolate). While I definitely need to use...

Today I had to give a 10 minute presentation in class. Normally I would have a really sweaty face, but thanks to 4mg of Avert on an empty stomach I was mostly dry. The problem is that my mouth and throat were really dry too. I found it hard to speak because of the dry throat. I had to do a lot...

Most colleges and universities in the United States have a Health or Wellness Center, where students can go if they are sick and need to see a nurse or doctor. A lot of these health centers also having counseling services, where they help students who suffer from depression, burnout, stress...

4mg of Avert (same as Robinul) has been fairly consistent lately. Keeps me very dry including my face and forehead. Very happy about it!! I'm able to do normal stuff without being all sweaty. The dry mouth and dry throat sucks tho. This medicine basically stops secretions like sweat and...

I've had hyperhidrosis for about 7 years. It started right around the time I started taking Paxil for social anxiety. I strongly suspect that Paxil is what caused my extreme sweating. A few months ago I successfully stopped taking Paxil but I'm still waiting for the crazy sweating to stop. I...

How do you guys make a living despite having a very sweaty face, forehead, hands, underarms? I'm not talking about a little job for when you're young and mostly a student, I'm talking about a career or job that makes you enough money to live off of and raise a family with. A job that is...

I noticed a lot of people on here take Robinul to help with their sweating. Just so you know, in Canada you can get it without a prescription. If you live in the US you can order it from pharmacy.ca They call it Avert instead of Robinul and it has the exact same ingredient (glycopyrolate)...

As a kid, I did not sweat a lot. But then when I was 14 I got social anxiety, and eventually I took Paxil and it helped a lot with my social anxiety! Except that it came with a nasty side effect, it made me sweat like crazy. After 7 years, I did a very slow taper and now I no longer take any...

I have hyperhydrosis on my face and head, hands, feet, back, kinda all over. The worst by far is the face because it's so visible. All you people who sweat a lot on your hands or feet or underarms, I feel your pain but let me tell you, facial HH is by far the worst because everyone can see it...

My face and forehead still sweat very excessively when it gets hot or when I do physical stuff like walking up stairs, walking long distances, moving stuff, etc. It's horrible and very embarrassing. I tried Secure Wipes, but it didn't help. I tried Robinul/Avert over several days, but that...

Most of my body sweats too much, but the facial sweating is by far the worst because everyone can see it, you can't conceal it. My face sweats so much that my social life is almost dead and I can't even live a normal life in public. I've tried Secure Wipes, Robinul/Avert, Face Saver Gel, Extra...

I've suffered from social anxiety for 8 years. It was scary and made me feel desperate. 7 years ago, I tried Paxil (seroxat) and still take it. It helped a lot. I felt much more confident and comfortable in public. BUT, the Paxil came with a nasty side effect: it made me very sweaty. My face...

Like most of you in this forum, I suffer from Social Anxiety. If I have to give a presentation, it's hell. If a cute girl is standing next to me, I get very nervous. If I'm being watched or looked at by other people, I tense up and my heart races. I'm sure you guys know what it's like. To get...

Hi everyone, I'm a new member here. I'm 22 years old and I'm a senior in college (uni). I suffer from Social Anxiety, and I take Paxil (Seroxat). The Paxil helps a bit. But unfortunately it makes me sweat a lot, especially face and forehead. People will stare at me, wondering why I'm so sweaty...