GLYCOPYRROLATE vs TIOTROPIUM BROMIDE

**EDIT / Update - July 5, 2025:** It's been 2 years since I posted my Glycopyrrolate story and I thought I'd check back in. First, I've been overwhelmed to read all of the comments and hear all of the shared experiences from other people suffering from hyperhidrosis and finding some degree of reli

Disclaimers: Please note, [**I am not a doctor**](https://media.giphy.com/media/3orieOVMmiJl9sY2qI/giphy.gif) or a healthcare professional in any way but I have had this my whole adult life (since the mid-late 90s). I also know that what works for me might not work for other people. Please also note

I'm posting this because if even one person reads this and it helps them have a better conversation with their doctor, it'll be worth it. For over a decade, I dealt with debilitating IBS-D. Multiple episodes of diarrhea every single day. Constant pain under my left rib. It controlled my life in ways

​ **\*\*\*This has now been superseded by the** [HH playbook](https://www.reddit.com/r/Hyperhidrosis/comments/11exbcn/hyperhidrosis_playbook/) **:) \*\*\*** **General information and my background:** [Hyperhidrosis](https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/excessive-sweating-hyperhidrosis/) is exc

**TLDR;** I’m using Original Source Mint and Tea Tree Shower Gel, 100 Percent Natural Fragrance Hey all! So I have been on this subreddit for a while reading everyone’s posts and learning a lot. I finally have something worthwhile to share of my own. First some backstory, I have been suffering from

I am writing this because treatments exist and they do work, but doctors are usually inexperienced with severe HH and so we get very little information on how to use the treatments properly. These treatments did not work for me at first and I nearly gave up, but I am finally dry and I am compiling t

Here's a quick summary of some recent news with inhalers: * **The second ICS/LAMA/LABA was released (Breztri Aerosphere®)** * What's unique is that it is an MDI, where as Trelegy Ellipta® (the first ICS/LAMA/LABA) is a DPI * **All Neohaler products have been discontinued** * Arcapta Neohaler (

Hi all, I work in a small Canadian rural hospital. We've been using scopolamine patches (here it's known as Transderm-V) for our palliative patients to help dry up secretions. I've heard recently that the manufacturer has discontinued the product, so I'm looking for an alternative that might be tra