Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, can cause discomfort, embarrassment, and disrupt daily routines. At WithAid, a trusted UK pharmacy, we provide a wide range of effective treatments to help manage underarm, hand, foot, and full-body sweating. Our selection includes prescription-strength antiperspirants, roll-ons, sprays, creams, and oral medications, designed for safe, long-lasting relief. Understanding your triggers and treatment options is essential, and consulting a GP or pharmacist ensures the right approach for your needs. From everyday protection to clinical-strength solutions, we help you regain confidence and comfort discreetly.
With fast, discreet UK delivery, you can order high-quality solutions from home. Each product meets strict regulatory standards and comes with detailed usage instructions. Whether you need daily underarm protection, specialist creams for hands and feet, or maximum-strength options, our category is organised to guide you to the most suitable treatment efficiently. Explore our treatments safely while benefiting from professional advice and guidance to manage excessive sweating effectively.
Shop by excessive sweating type
Popular types of products
- Prescription-strength antiperspirants
- Roll-on treatments for targeted areas
- Sprays and gels for daily use
- Specialist creams for hands and feet
- Oral medications for severe hyperhidrosis
- Maximum strength treatments for persistent sweating
How to choose the right option
- Identify affected areas: underarms, hands, feet, or multiple regions
- Consider severity and daily impact on lifestyle
- Check active ingredients and instructions for use
- Start with targeted treatments before full-body solutions
- Consult a GP or pharmacist for personalised guidance
- Monitor skin reactions and discontinue if irritation occurs
- Combine lifestyle measures such as breathable clothing and cooling techniques
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FAQs
What causes excessive sweating?
Hyperhidrosis can be primary (genetic) or secondary due to conditions like thyroid problems or medications. A GP can help determine the cause.
Are there over-the-counter solutions?
Yes, clinical-strength antiperspirants, roll-ons, sprays, and creams are available for mild to moderate sweating.
When should I see a doctor?
If sweating affects daily life, appears suddenly, or is accompanied by other symptoms, seek medical advice promptly.
Can lifestyle changes help?
Maintaining cool environments, wearing breathable fabrics, and avoiding triggers can help reduce symptoms, though may not fully control sweating.
Are treatments safe during pregnancy?
Always consult a GP or pharmacist before using antiperspirants or medications while pregnant or breastfeeding.
Can hyperhidrosis be permanent?
Primary hyperhidrosis is often chronic, but management options can greatly improve comfort and confidence.
What are long-term management options?
Prescription antiperspirants, oral medications, Botox injections, and, in severe cases, medical procedures may be recommended by a specialist.
All products and guidance are provided for informational purposes. Always consult a GP or pharmacist before starting any treatment to ensure safety and effectiveness.
