Why am I Still Sweating Excessively?

In some cases, you may not have completed enough treatments yet to notice results. Learn more about our recommended treatment schedule here.

Tap water iontophoresis treatment may not be fully effective if the
treated skin is affected by a fungal infection. The most prevalent form of fungal infection is Tinea Pedis, commonly known as Athlete’s Foot.

These types of infections affect a significant amount of hyperhidrosis sufferers. Fungal infections can occur on both the hands and feet. Symptoms might be apparent, but that is not always the case. Known symptoms are blisters, acute sensitivity to heat, itching, stinging, and burning sensations on the affected skin.

The easiest way to detect Athlete’s Foot is by looking for small craters in the skin of the palms, soles, and particularly between the toes.

What to do? Treat the fungal infection first.
Please consult your pharmacist or physician to find a treatment that works for you. Once the fungal infection is completely healed, resume the treatments starting from the Initial Phase.