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I want to try adding glycopyrrolate in water of my iontophoresis treatment because iontophoresis havent stopped my foot or armpit sweating. i asked the maker of my machine and they told me i should ask a doctor for advice on doing this treatment?
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I agree. Ask you own Dr. who knows you and the machine.
Answered 1/17/2022
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