There is no exact cure for severe foot perspiration. Although it has been observed that many of the patients, roughly around fifty percent, who undergo surgery show favorable progress after the procedure. Several surgeons maintain a higher rate of success than what we’ve observed.

When foot perspiration is experienced, a person can utilize antiperspirants, iontophoresis, and observe good foot hygiene for treatment. Good foot hygiene includes changing footwear regularly and using shoe, socks and stocking materials that allow your feet to breathe. These practices can help alleviate some of the symptoms associated with hyperhidrosis.

Lumbar smypathectomy treatment is not usually considered as a surgical option to cure sweaty feet. Severe feet sweating is only experienced by less than five percent of patients who have hyperhidrosis disorder.

The greater part of the patients with sweaty feet disorder will most likely also have extreme hand perspiration. It is very encouraging when successful surgery for palmar hyperhidrosis is attained because this means that the same procedure can be done to successfully cure any other similar disorder that is being experienced.

Botox treatment can also produce promising results. However, the number of times needed to inject botox on the feet is high. This particular procedure is quite painful. It is more painful to be injected on the feet than on the hands. The treatment only lasts 6 to 12 months. Treatment with an effectual antiperspirant and an Iontophoresis machine does produce reliable results. These procedures give little inconvenience and seem to handle the problem for most hyperhidrosis sufferers.

Hyperhidrosis of the feet is a common disorder. This can be cured with Iontophoresis. Botulinum Toxin treatment is not allowed in the United States as a cure for hyperhidrosis of the feet. Surgery is also not generally recommended for this condition.

As a rule for those suffering from hyperhidrosis of the feet, cotton socks should be worn when needed and the feet should left uncovered as frequently as possible. Synthetic shoes and man made fibers tend to aggravate the problem of sweaty feet.

Severe feet perspiration or medically known as plantar hyperhidrosis is also a part of the severe sweating disorder. This particular hyperhidrosis disorder does not have the same social impact on the patient as sever hand perspiration. However it can be as bothersome. There is no particular cure for severe foot perspiration but around fifty percent of the patients who undergo sympathectomy show very encouraging results.

When foot perspiration is experienced one can use lotions or iontophoresis in order to ease some of the symptoms. The recent advances in medicine now offer lumbar sympathectomy as a surgical solution for those experiencing cases of severe plantar hyperhidrosis or plantar foot sweating. Modern proof from several centers in the world shows that this procedure is very efficient in curing severe foot perspiration. This particular surgical procedure can be done independently from Thoracic Sympathectomy. However this procedure requires a longer hospital stay of about one to two days.