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Member Spotlight: Life Hacks That Keep Me Cool and Dry
... Oxybutynin, typically prescribed as incontinence aid, and Glycopyrrolate or Clonidine, additional drugs to slow the flow. Drysol or other sweat preventing liquids or lotions help some. ...
Member Spotlight: Life Hacks That Keep Me Cool and Dry
... Oxybutynin, typically prescribed as incontinence aid, and Glycopyrrolate or Clonidine, additional drugs to slow the flow. Drysol or other sweat preventing liquids or lotions help some. ...
Scalp Sweating and Hyperhidrosis
... “I take Oxybutynin which really helps,” said one member. “What a difference.” Agreed another woman: “I'm still in shock when I get home from work or a day in the sun with dry, fresh hair.” “I tried it and the dry mouth is bad, but it helps,” said another. Propantheline gets the thumbs up from several members. ...
Scalp Sweating and Hyperhidrosis
... “I take Oxybutynin which really helps,” said one member. “What a difference.” Agreed another woman: “I'm still in shock when I get home from work or a day in the sun with dry, fresh hair.” “I tried it and the dry mouth is bad, but it helps,” said another. Propantheline gets the thumbs up from several members. ...
Hyperhidrosis Treatments
... Serious side effects include urinary problems and issues with body temperature control.Oral MedicationsAnticholinergic medications such as glycopyrrolate (sold under the brand names Cuvposa and Robinul), propantheline, oxybutynin, and benztropine are believed to work by blocking chemical messengers that trigger the sweat glands to produce sweat. ...
Hyperhidrosis Treatments
... Serious side effects include urinary problems and issues with body temperature control.Oral MedicationsAnticholinergic medications such as glycopyrrolate (sold under the brand names Cuvposa and Robinul), propantheline, oxybutynin, and benztropine are believed to work by blocking chemical messengers that trigger the sweat glands to produce sweat. ...