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Hello. I have reviewed your concerns regarding excessive sweating of your palms and feet. ​Since this has been a long-standing issue and is not a recent development, it is most likely Primary Focal Hyperhidrosis. This is typically caused by localized overactivity of the sweat glands rather than an underlying systemic disease. Regarding your upcoming medical examination, this condition is generally considered a functional trait rather than a disqualifying illness, but managing the symptoms can certainly help your comfort and confidence. ​Here are the suggested steps and treatment options: ​1. Immediate Management (For your upcoming exams) ​Topical Aluminum Chloride: Use a high-strength clinical antiperspirant containing 15–20% aluminum chloride (such as Aldry or similar brands). Apply it to completely dry skin at bedtime and wash it off in the morning. ​Anticholinergic Wipes: There are prescription-strength wipes that can temporarily reduce sweat production in specific areas for a few days. ​2. Long-Term Therapies ​Iontophoresis: This is a highly effective, non-invasive treatment where a medical device passes a mild electrical current through water to your hands/feet. With regular sessions, it can significantly reduce sweating for long periods. ​Botulinum Toxin (Botox) Injections: If topical treatments fail, Botox injections can block the nerves that activate sweat glands. The results typically last 6–9 months. ​3. Oral Medications ​In some cases, oral anticholinergic medications (like Glycopyrrolate) can be prescribed. These reduce sweating across the whole body but may cause side effects like a dry mouth or blurred vision, so they must be used under strict supervision. ​Next Steps: I recommend starting with a topical aluminum chloride solution tonight. Additionally, it may be helpful to check a Thyroid Profile (TSH) and Blood Sugar level just to formally rule out any secondary metabolic causes before your medical examination. ​Please let me know if you would like a formal prescription or a referral to a dermatologist for an iontophoresis trial.

Excessive sweating on the palms and soles is known as Primary Focal Hyperhidrosis. Since you've had this for years and it's not a recent development, it is likely a localized overactivity of your sweat glands rather than an underlying systemic illness. For your upcoming medical examination, the focus is usually on whether the condition interferes with your functional abilities. Fortunately, there are several effective ways to manage this both in the short term for your exams and for long-term relief

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This looks like palmar hyperhidrosis, which is common and treatable. You can try antiperspirant lotions and simple measures like stress control and keeping hands dry. If needed, there are effective medical treatments available. This will not affect your medical exam results. You can book a consultation with me I’ll guide you with the right treatment.

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