If excessive sweating is in the form of general body sweating, the cause is investigated and the cause is treated. There are surgical and non-surgical treatment options for primary regional sweating. In non-surgical treatment, sweating is reduced by topical or oral medications. Bot0x and iontophoresis are other treatment methods used. Iontophoresis treatment is especially suitable for cases of hand sweating. In this treatment, patients place their hands in a plastic container with tap water and electrodes. Initially, the treatment is applied for 10 minutes a day for 2-3 days. The supplied electrical energy is gradually increased. Bot0x treatment is applied for both hand and foot sweating and armpit sweating. Before Bot0x application, starch iodine test can be done to determine the sweating area on the area to be treated. There is a decrease in sweating in periods ranging from 4 days to 2 weeks after treatment. The duration of action is about 4-12 months. Especially in the case of sweating that does not go away under the armpit, surgical treatment for the armpit nerves can be applied or the sweat glands under the armpit can be surgically removed. Today, these surgical methods can also be performed endoscopically. Modern devices that destroy the sweat glands in the area to be treated have also been developed. Although successful results have been obtained with these devices, side effects such as edema, redness and loss of sensation have also been reported.