Sweat Control Machine
(Iontophoresis Machine)

Iontophoresis with water has been used since 1952 to treat excessive sweating of the hands and feet. The procedure uses a mild electrical current that is passed through tap water to temporarily shut off sweat glands. A hand and foot is each placed in a different water basin. The electric current is gradually increased to the required level and maintained for 20 minutes before gradually decreasing the current. The procedure is repeated with the other side.