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Question Posted Thursday January 6 2005, 1:04 pm

I was told that you can get perscribed medicines to help stop hyperhydrosis. but is there anything *besides deoderant* that you can get at a pharmacy?

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JSIMT answered Thursday January 6 2005, 1:43 pm:
Uhmmm well im not sure, if your talking bout over the counter ,there are creams and stuff but thats messy...go to a dermatologist and ask her to prescribe "Aluminum Chloride" works like a charm ;)

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Ask_Breanna answered Thursday January 6 2005, 1:43 pm:
Well really NO. But still try deodrant dont stop using it and it would help you very well you know

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