Hyperhidrosis
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hello im a hyperhidrosis sufferer which ive had 13 years now basically what i want to know can someone advice me on glycopyrrolate solution ive been told i can get it on prescription from my gp but ive been to see my doctor but he wont give me the solution as he said its to expensive has anyone had same problem with there doctors please help as i really need this stuff but cant get it.
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I suffer from hyperhidrosis as well & have for 25yrs!! I've tried Drysol & other liquid medicated solutions, but they don't help at ALL. My dermatologist put me on Glycopyrrolate 1mg, and it seemed to help the first month, but now it barely even helps! I suffer from hyperhidrosis in my auxillary area, feet, and hands, and of course my insurance thinks its not medically necessary-even though my hands drip with sweat on occasion. Is there ANYTHING I could use, because I've been paying $40 for each prescription?
You can get them on pharmacy.ca and they're known as "avert" pills. It works most of the time for me, but you get a dry mouth and sometimes a foggy mind. It works best when you don't eat for 2 hours before or after taking it.
Hello. My name is Mary and I also have been using glycopyrrol for hyperhidrosis. My insurance will no longer cover it as of Sep. 2014. Can you tell me if there is an alternative Rx with the same great results? Thank you.
I take glycopyrrol pills and this seems to help quite a bit. Does not completely fix the issue but I have noticed a huge difference. Also, this is a generic pill so the cost with insurance is only about $10 per month.
Glycopyrrolate solution has to be compounded by a compounding pharmacy. The solution can be a bit pricey to make, but has been studied to be very effective for hyperhydrosis. Please contact Admix Compounding Pharmacy for more info.
I got some today for my stomach and it cost me $2.68.
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