Overtreated with iontophoresis?

sweating

Member
Im wondering perhaps im not getting results because I am doing too much? Ive been doing 25 ma 30 mins daily and switching polarity mid treatment. Just got burns and blisters.

But I just read that doing it only 3-4x a week might actually be better? Any truth to this?
 

Sprawling

Well-known member
Stop treatments for a week. This may help. Burns and blisters are not a good thing. Giving it a week you might start seeing results.
 

HHLoman

Member
Just got burns and blisters.

Hey Sweating, did reducing treatments help?

I'm in the same situation, I've been treating my HH regularly and I think I should cut back (got burns, blisters, no results, and some compensatory sweating on the back of hand now).
 

Jezza

Well-known member
I don't think less treatments work in the initial 'getting dry' phase but I'd suggest doing a lower amperage of 15mA for hands. It may help with the cuts...

I personally found that only when I started doing ionto treatments I would get cuts from the treatment. Several years on I never really get cuts anymore.

What helped me a great deal (I don't know if you do this already) is to treat both hands and both feet simultaneously; both hands in one tray, both feet in the other tray (I use a plastic storage box as the other tray cause the factory tray can't accomodate much less cover enough of my feet). I did that for 3 weeks straight each day for half an hour on 15 mA before I achieved complete dryness of the hands for the 1st time.
 

HHLoman

Member
I don't think less treatments work in the initial 'getting dry' phase

I've been able to get dry hands for a day or two but then it comes back,.. and I get scared and up the voltage again. :sad:

Hmm, I'll try the doing hand and feet like you said, maybe that will work.
 
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