Well summer is almost over and what a warm one it has been.  For some people (approximately 1% of the population) the typical thing we like to grumble about during the warmer months (sweating a bit too much) is a year round complaint.

Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) is a condition that affects both men and women equally. More extreme cases of hyperhidrosis can be quite debilitating – resulting in the need to change outfits multiple times a day, limiting social and work life opportunities. The condition is not limited to the warmer summer months when the body naturally has to work a little harder to cool itself down.

Hyperhidrosis is most common on the palms of the hands, soles of the feet and in the under arm area. Our body sweats as a natural cooling mechanism, hyperhidrosis occurs when one’s body produces more sweat than is necessary.

There are several excessive sweating treatment options available however before a treatment plan is developed medical causes must always be ruled out.  Once medical causes of excessive sweating have been excluded, functional treatment options, which reduce excessive sweating dramatically by targeting the specific glands that are the source of the problem, can be discussed.

Consultations for this condition are undertaken personally with Mr Mutimer. To find out more or to book a consultation submit an enquiry via our website or phone (03) 9592 0522.