I got a job that require a lot of hand shakes and most of my salary depends on how I establish dominance to the customers and how manipulative I will be.
That's unironically the easiest part, the bigger problem is my hyperhidrosis (aka sweaty hands).
When I have interviews I use a lot of antitraspirant deodorant or corn starch on my hands, but doing it on regular basis several times a day would be a problem.
Who else is suffering of hyperhidrosis and how do you handle it?
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wear leather gestapo gloves
Best option right now is iontophoresis machine by Dr koer I think, I have one and it works. Expensive but buy it and use it. Temporary option is Botox hands but expensive. Get on this right now.
take cold showers and only cold showers and stop washing your hands every 10 minutes unless it's with cold water and stop using antiperspirant deodorant; use regular deodorant instead
just say that you are more like a huggy type person
op hugging customers as they walk in
every now and then I get a good laugh here, thanks user
There is a certain surgery where they cut some nerve and your hands stop sweating. Ask your doc and if he gives you some bullshit alternative tell him your job depends on that.
t. dude who did that and is now happy as a clam
Doctor here, just checked the UpToDate page for you.
Therapy for palmar/plantar hyperhidrosis:
Aluminum chloride hexahydrate (just apply it to the skin, it's an antitranspirant
Iontophoresis (involves a machine that applies direct current to tap water, making ionized atoms move into the skin and block your sweating glands. Machine is available for home use)
The botulinum toxin treatment is only available after referral, try the above two treatments first.