Water Basin Electrode Setup
Hands or feet are placed in tap-water-filled basins wired to a power unit.
- Tap water: Basin fluid (placeholder detail)
- 2: Electrode pair (placeholder detail)
- Palms/soles: Body area (placeholder detail)
- ~5 min: Setup time (placeholder detail)
Basin and electrode placement
Placeholder short note on basin and electrode positioning for treatment.
Weak Electrical Current Application
A gentle direct current flows through the water into the skin surface.
- 5-20 mA: Current range (placeholder detail)
- 20-30 min: Session length (placeholder detail)
- Mild tingle: Sensation (placeholder detail)
- DC unit: Device type (placeholder detail)
Current delivery basics
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Temporary Duct Blockage Mechanism
Ion movement forms plugs within sweat duct openings, curbing output.
- Days: Effect onset (placeholder detail)
- Ion plug: Mechanism (placeholder detail)
- ~1-3 wks: Duration (placeholder detail)
- Fully reversible: Reversibility (placeholder detail)
How blockage forms
Placeholder short note on hydrated keratin plug formation in ducts.
Placeholder highlight: blockage is temporary and gland function returns.
Session Frequency and Duration Protocol
Initial course uses frequent short sessions to build up dryness.
- 3-5x/week: Frequency (placeholder detail)
- 6-10 sessions: Course length (placeholder detail)
- 20-30 min: Session time (placeholder detail)
- ~80-90%: Response rate (placeholder detail)
Typical induction schedule
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Maintenance Treatment Schedule
Once dry, spaced sessions every few weeks sustain the effect.
- 1-3 wks: Maintenance gap (placeholder detail)
- Ongoing: Long-term use (placeholder detail)
- Weeks: Relapse if stopped (placeholder detail)
- Common: Home use (placeholder detail)
Sustaining results
Placeholder short note on tapering frequency after initial course.
Placeholder highlight: maintenance frequency depends on individual relapse rate.