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I had a spinal cord injury at T2 about 12 years ago and immediately had severe hyperhidrosis above that level reaching to my scalp. After two years living with this I had the ETS surgery with removable clips. The problem areas were immediately resolved. After a few weeks I began to experience severe compensatory sweating on chest, back, and full length of arms. It became so bad that I went back to my surgeon 4 months after the initial surgery and asked to have the ETS clamps removed. It was apparently too late and the removal did not cause a return to the original state. Several years after the removal, I am now experiencing hyperhidrosis in both areas above and below T2 spinal injury. I have difficulty wearing business clothing and now work at home. I rarely go outside if over 75F. This surgery was probably the worst decision I have ever made and greatly affected my quality of life. -Perry
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Does anyone have experience using iontophoresis on larger areas of the body such as chest and back? Any device brands that may be better suited for this purpose? Thanks, Perry
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