Cannabinoids in hyperhidrosis

Figures & data

Figure 1. Change in sweat volume in a monthly interval after drinking tea (a) and after exercise (b).

Table 1. Assessment of the quality of life by using different questionnaires in a monthly interval.

	Baseline	1. Month	2. Month	Range	Outcome
EQ-5D-3L	8	7	6	0 − 15	↗
EQ VAS	50	70	70	0 − 100	↗
HDSS	4	2	2	0 − 4	↗
DLQI	18	8	8	0 − 30	↗
HidroQoL	27	14	10	0 − 36	↗

(↘ = worsening; ↗ = improvement).

Table 2. Measurement of the amount of sweat in grams and percent over the course of three months.

		Baseline (%)	1. Month (%)	2. Month (%)
Forehead	Tea	0.1403 (100)	0.0221 (15.75)	0.0004 (0.29)
	Sport	0.2656 (100)	0.0261 (9.83)	0.0059 (2.22)
Left cheek	Tea	0.0289 (100)	0.0064 (22.15)	0.0052 (18)
	Sport	0.0977 (100)	0.0159 (16.27)	0.0103 (10.54)
Right cheek	Tea	0.0475 (100)	0.0056 (11.79)	0.004 (8.4)
	Sport	0.1753 (100)	0.0105 (5.99)	0.0072 (4.11)
Chest	Tea	0.0008 (100)	0.0009 (112.5)	0.0006 (75)
	Sport	0.036 (100)	0.0102 (28.33)	0.0047 (13.06)
Neck	Tea	0.0663 (100)	0.0075 (11.31)	0.0024 (3.62)
	Sport	0.0893 (100)	0.015 (16.80)	0.0101 (11.31)

Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.