Hyperhidrosis is a condition in which the body produces excess sweat, most often on the palms and soles of the feet. The amount of sweat produced can vary from normal to excessive and can have negative impacts on the appearance, health, and quality of life. 

Hyperhidrosis treatment includes medications or surgeries designed to reduce sweat overproduction. However, there are many other alternative remedies that may be more effective.

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There are a number of conventional treatments for hyperhidrosis. These treatments include prescription medications, topical treatments (such as lotions or creams), and surgery. Each of these treatments has its own benefits.

Prescription medications are the most common form of treatment for hyperhidrosis. These medications work by reducing the amount of sweat production. They can be taken daily or weekly depending on the severity of the condition.

Topical treatments are also common for hyperhidrosis. These treatments work by applying pressure to the skin to reduce the amount of sweat production. Lotions and creams are usually applied directly to the skin, while gels and sprays are usually sprayed onto clothing or furniture.

Surgery is sometimes used as a last resort for people with severe cases of hyperhidrosis. This type of surgery involves removing excess sweat from the body through surgery. Surgery can be done on the hands, feet, armpits, or other areas of the body.