Glycolate 1Mg Tablet Health Feed

Hello Sumit.. it may not cure the problem... Better take homoeopathic treatment... it is my suggestion... Upto you how to proceed.

Dear Lybrate user pls check your hba1c levels. If it is <7 it indicates good control. And you have not mentioned how many times a day you are taking the tablet. Pls do not stop your medication now. Consult your Dr. with hba1c and then he or she will titrations it accordingly.

Hello,
thanks for your query on Lybrate
"as" per your clinical history is concerned anti-perspirant is not the right solution for (craniofacial hyperhidrosis) so to know the exact pathological cause behind it you need few investigations like (ecg, fasting blood sugar, tsh and cbc with differential)
do follow me with all reports to make an accurate diagnosis
hope that helps and wish you good health.

Drink lot of water, do meditation and yoga daily, avoid oily soaps and creams, wear cotton cloths.
Further tt can be done after complete evalaution

Excessive sweating
1.Anxiety, nervousness
2 Obesity, Diabetes, Thyroid problem, Tuberculosis
3.Alcoholism or due to effect of some anti hypertensive and psychiatric drugs
4. Investigate yourself to rule out these diseases
5.Avoid anxiety and nervousness
6.Try some anti antiperspirant lotion or roll on
7.Consult skin specialist for advice

Hyperhidrosis is nothing but an expression of the disturbance in the inner hormonal balance and this is expressed in the form of the profuse discharge. Hence, it is required to be treated at the inner level rather than treating it by local application of cream and antibiotics.

Homeopathy treats the person as a whole. It means that the treatment focuses on the patient as a person as well as his pathological condition. The medicines are selected after a full individualizing examination an...more

I won't suggest you to gym immediately after you take glycolate as it reduces saliva too. Gym or exercise is a natural process to sweat hence it should not be stopped. For your excessive facial sweating pls wash your face many time throughout the day. Eat less spicy food. Note the times situations when you sweat profusely. Always know you are not alone and many face similar problem this will help you to not feel embarrassed. If it's related to anxiety then you need to consult a psychologist you ...more

Inform your doctor if you have any heart disease, heart failure, irregular heartbeats or high blood pressure as glycolate 1 is known to increase the heart rate further more.

It may make you sweat less. Avoid doing things that may cause you to overheat such as exercise. As you see this is not good gym exercises.

Etilaam is safe for short term treatment of anxiety, for longer term, you will be needing ssri, snri or tca group of anxiety reducing medications, since etilaam is a benzodiazepine and preferable be avoided for longer run. Other medications seem fine. All the best.