22 devices · GMDN 17421
A hyperhidrosis iontophoresis system is an electrical device designed to treat excessive sweating by delivering a mild current through water to the skin. By applying this current to areas like the hands, feet, or underarms, the system creates plugs within the sweat ducts to effectively reduce or stop perspiration.
These systems are typically supplied as assemblies that utilize tap water or specific solutions to facilitate ion transport. Users should note that these devices are intended for the clinical management of hyperhidrosis and function by altering sweat duct activity through electrical stimulation.
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