ETS Hyperhidrosis Surgery - The Surgery that RUINED my life - Sympathectomy
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- ETS Hyperhidrosis Surgery - The Surgery that RUINED my life - Sympathectomy #hyperhidrosis Blushing #Blushing Blushing surgery. Blushing Surgery Side effects
I made this video years ago, needed to repost to attempt to stop anyone else from destroying their life via these criminal doctors selling this criminal surgery. I will when I feel able be doing update video on this nightmare. I NEED to make the world aware of what has been done to us. I would like to speak with Dr. Andrew Huberman and make him aware, he would be the perfect platform to try and get this story out, as I am one of thousands destroyed by this shit.
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Crazy, a few weeks ago a guy at work was talking about getting the “treatment” for hyperhydrosis. He has it pretty bad. Anyways I remembered this video from years ago and warned him against it telling what I remembered of the story and I think I won him over. It’s crazy to me because this channel just happened to come back right afterwards.
This video about your ets story always stuck with me. I'm glad you uploaded it back. Its very interesting and important for people to be aware of this.
In relation to your physical state. I don't really know what to say except that I wish you the best. I don't really know you personally, wouldn't want you to know me personally either (I'm not a shiny character in person) but I love you, I love your stuff, have watched a lot of your videos and a lot of them made a huge impact on me, never agreed 100% with your views but I find you to be a brillant man with a gift of sight. And as a Bible believer I believe God is good that He will not just leave you be like this. I pray that you will be blessed forever more.
I remember this video so well. I was just telling your story to my 17yo son a few days ago so it’s wild that you re-uploaded it now. I’m so sorry you had to go through this!!!
It's awful and totally unfair what happened to you. Thanks for sharing your experience and warning others against this horrible, deranged procedure. If it's any consolation at all, hearing stories like yours truly help me appreciate the relatively minor hyperhidrosis I deal with and inspire me to spread awareness of alternative treatment options. The fact that iontophoresis or botox weren't even mentioned by any doctor I've seen is ridiculous. Much more research needs to be done and we need to stop recklessly cutting people up.
Those clips of you skating are sick man, you were really talented.
Thank you for your comment means a lot. Yes there needs to be more research done on what this surgery has done to people, it truly needs to be an major news story, a 2020 dateline or a documentary on Netflix. Its very hard to get people or doctors to fully pay attention and grasp how horrific and criminal this is. The fact surgeons are not showing that thermal imaging to people and simply claiming only major side effect is compensatory sweating is actually fraud. Its truly terrible. Thank you again for the kind words.
@@WhatisReal11Did you suffer from excessive hand sweating and did you have the operation?
I’m so sorry this happened to you. I’m also a victim of this establishment. I have mast cell activation syndrome and am allergic to most foods. My gut is destroyed, my gall bladder was taken out for no good reason, every single day is a struggle with my health and it’s costing me thousands through functional medicine to try to get it back
Sorry to hear this, I have found collagen, and or bone broth and grass fed animal foods to be good for digestion and super none allergic for most people.
This allergies is another syndrome I have after ETS that I didnt think it had anything to do with ETS ... Thank you for sharing.
But it's ok, because soon Yahshua/jusus is coming, and we will get brand new resurrected bodies..
For eternity.
God bless you
Did you suffer from excessive hand sweating and did you have the operation?
Man I’m sorry young brother, I myself a dad, have my own orthopedic issues chronic pain and it ain’t pretty . Our 3rd eldest son had huge issues with sweaty palms and feet , I just reassured him he was going through puberty , and sure enough @21 and a awesome father of two, it went away. Our youngest @18 now, same thing , he’s a Senior and US ARMY medic ( basic training over ) and leaves this June for AIT , I don’t know what your home life was like but I just told my sons you’ll outgrow it and they did . Thanks for sharing your story here it resonated and I feel your pain son .. I do . God bless you, us all
so sorry to hear that man, hope your family's looking after you
I remember this video. I had never heard of such a thing before. Such an atrocity. Thank you for reposting. I hope you are managing well. I miss your vids. I was very concerned about you, knowing that you are going through tough times. I’m praying for you even as I type this. Hang in there, bro.
I'm sorry for what you're going through. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for sharing your story. I've been doing research while consulting with an LA doctor about ETS and fighting insurance to cover the surgery (because the doctor sold it to me like a used car salesman). Because of your personal account, I'm backing out. I'll keep giving out sweaty handshakes and people can deal with it.
I appreciate you bro and hope you find relief. 🙏🏼
The center for hyperhidrosis is run by a psychopathic criminal. He is trying to sell ELS on top of it which is even more criminal and devastating beyond what even describe here. Watch my modern lobotomy video it’s newer and has far more detail and scientific backing than this video. Try Botox as well as watch my video on how to deal with hyperhydrosis without surgery. These criminals need to be stopped, spread awareness if you can.
A few days ago, I was suffering from severe stress, which made my hands sweat, so my stress changed to thinking about it. I was about to decide to have it done by an Egyptian doctor. Thank you very much, my friend, for this video. I wish you a happy life. I must live with it. I searched for solutions, but I was finding no use. Contradictions about the operation, even among doctors who show fear in their faces when talking about it, but they do not care about it for money
Dude I am so sorry. Your testimony is making me want to cry. I have had palmar hyperhidrosis since I was about 13 (I’m 22 now). I’ve always felt that I would be a way more confident and outgoing person without it and was really considering ETS. I know this doesn’t help your situation at all, but your video saved my life. Im pursuing a career as a strength and conditioning coach and that would have never been possible if I had ETS done. I feel like you could take legal action against this doctor because this is so screwed up. I will be praying for you bro. Thank you for speaking the truth.
There needs to be major class action lawsuits literally on an international level, it just difficult because how compartmentalized modern medical thinking is, they just act like they don’t know if the health problems I have was caused by this, most doctors I see hardly even care. Anything you can do to spread awareness around this can be helpful. I am contacted at least once a week by people whose lives have been ruined by this on social media or people thanking me like you have. It really is an absolute atrocity, I have other videos on it with more detail scientifically why it’s so insane. My Bruce Lee video will blow your mind. Yes in strength training you 100 percent need your sympathetic system and chain to tap into those intense modes of strength. I would say find ways to strength your parasympathetic response, cold water exposure at least for the moment can help refrain that hyper active nervous system response.
I’m sorry to hear that this happened to you. I had ETS surgery 2 years ago and my life has never been better. I am more confident and happier knowing my hands and armpits won’t get excessively sweaty again. I believe you had an unfortunate outcome from ETS. Yes some parts sweat more than they used to but my overall happiness is much greater since I’ve had this surgery.
Talk to me in 5 - 10 years of perpetual thermo dysregulation that gets worse over time. Do you exercise at any substantial level>?
@@WhatisReal11how long did it take for you for it to get the worst?
Did you suffer from excessive hand sweating and did you have the operation?
Sending you nothing but positive energy, perseverance, strength and blessings that you'll come out of this nightmare one day 🙏🏽
Aye bruh I feel like I got the worst case of hyperhidrosis (definitely in my area, nobody even knows what it is) where I’m from (SF Bay Area) been sweating since middle school and it’s just got worst by the years. I’m 34 now with severe depression and social anxiety from this disease, all I do is go to work and go home. I can be in the snow and my face will still be drenched with steam rising from my head (people think I’m on drugs or something lol) my chest sweats a lot, back, hands and feet. I just got approved for ETS and I’m so glad I found your comment on another video. You probably saved my life and I just wanna thank you and tell you to keep pushing through life. Don’t give up. This shit is fucked up. But just keep searching for a way. No point in giving up. We came too far!
Get botox if you really need to do soemthing.Its criminal what they are doing. Spread awareness if you can. Check out all my other videos on it, I have one giving advice on how to deal with it without surgery.
@@WhatisReal11Exactly bro - I had the operation too back in 2000, would give anything to be able to turn back the clock. I’m not the same person and the list of side effects is ravaging. But please don’t feel anger at yourself for having it done, that was my issue for many years. You have to adjust your life after the side effects but you can bounce back… God Bless
@@troyperkins8158Did you suffer from excessive hand sweating and did you have the operation?
Hello. I'm actually scheduled to have this surgery in 2 weeks and will cancel it after this video for now. My doctor, who seems like a really nice guy, said that the only risks were compensatory sweating, and that even if I got that that it would be much less than the way I sweat right now. I have tried absolutely everything and I'm feeling too desperate, to the point that it's getting depressing. I don't know what other alternative there is, but I guess that I'd rather have sweaty palms than what you described in your video. Thanks for all the info and I wish you the best of luck.
Compensatory sweating is an outright lie. This induces spilt body syndrome, they are committing medical fraud. Join the Facebook support group and see how many people have been destroyed by this. We need help holding these frauds responsible. I have other videos on my channel with more detail than this video.
Unfortunately the only permanent alternative is ETS. Every other remedy requires frequent visits to MD’s and imo not worth the troubles
@@43sawadadid you get the ETs? I’m getting mine
I've got hyperhydrosis and was looking into this. Once I saw it involved cutting nerves I'm like naaaah man no thanks.
Still looking into getting the pit glands removed but I'll be fine being drippy everywhere else.
Egads. Nerves being cut. Eesh.
Yes it's insane, I was a naive dumb teenager, who didn't realize how serious it was and mislead by criminal surgeon.
I hope things have improved brother. 🙏
Thank you for all your hard work.
Thank you for the video, I’m sorry you had to go through this. But, I appreciate you saying don’t do it because I was definitely thinking about it!
Your welcome, check out other video I have done with advice on how to deal with hyperhidrosis without surgery. And spread awareness if you can, this procedure is a crime. Thanks
Im so sorry this happened to you. As a person who has chronic pain I understand perfectly how you feel and support you.
Man, this is really sad - I hate that this happened to you. It's great that you shared your story considering how hard it may have been. Cheers, brother.
You successfully made me feel guilty about my comment to you, but perhaps it give some context .
@@WhatisReal11 Absolutely no worries! You now have a new subscriber! Based off your other videos, it seems we agree on many things!
@@RonManGaming Thanks dude
Thank you so much for uploading and enlightening people like me who are suffering from excessive sweating on hands and feet. I was planning having this surgery. Now, I have changed my mind. You are saving lives!
I have a video on advice for what you can do to help yourself without surgery as well. And please spread awareness, this surgery truly is criminal.
@@WhatisReal11 Sure. I will watch that video as well. Thank you❤️🙏
Hey man, I'm sorry you're suffering. I actually had the surgery 13 years ago (I was 16 then, 29 now). I only recently became curious after opening a my chart to view some blood tests and noticed my surgery listed. Obviously, as a kid I never looked into it much. A lot more interested now that I'm applying to medical school. I will say, I must've lucked out. I do remember having some peculiar symptoms after the surgery like aggressive compensatory sweating and itchy patches of skin, but I never felt like it slowed me down. I remember a specifically heinous epsiode of itchness about six months after the surgery where my enitre body felt like it was on fire during a summer paintball match with my high school football team. Luckily, I've never dealt with anything of that magnitude since! I have no doubts that there are success cases and cases of failure like any procedure. Disregarding health forum biases, I certainly see how severe some of the impacts on ones life can be. I just wanted to mention now that I don't have any symptoms from the procedure that have lasted the 13 years since the procedure. The body has a huge capacity for neural plasticity and other adaptive measures which can adjust to anatomical changes. I just want you (OP) to know that you can improve your symptom set over time. What you're suffering with now is not guranteed to affect you for life. I know right now, you're probably more angry than anything else, but a little hope every now and then can't hurt. For anyone else reading this, I'm not recommending the surgery and OP is right in saying both of us were too young to make that decision. Looking back now, if I had known the risks, I may have looked elsewhere for relief. This being said, I personally do not regret the operation as I was paralyzed to interact with others throughout gradeschool (surely this may have affected me for the rest of my life, or using my previous line of logic, it may have resolved on its own). Although, the risks of thermodysregulation are nothing to scoff at. I do want people to be aware that most people who find success in any surgery like myself are rarely going to post about it, hence why I earlier mentioned some of the biases one can derive from online medical forums where most are seeking answers or help. You have to weigh the decision on your own and you MUST TRY OTHER TREATMENTS FIRST. This is my biggest regret, since I was too young to really ponder any sort of standard of care.
I was 17 i am now 35, i am disabled. Thanks for the effort but, you can browse through the rest of my videos and see....
@@WhatisReal11 I'm sorry, man. I was being assumptious. I wish you all the healing in the world even though you are still suffering!
Thanks man, I have been wondering whether or not I should get it. Now I know.
i have a video on what to do without surgery,, and many other videos on the topic.
Thank you for this content , i was highly considering getting this surgery for my facial flushing. I can’t imagine social anxiety worst than I have now &/or physical side effects I never had before
I have few other videos on the topic with even more detail. Please spread awareness, this surgery is ruining countless lives. I am contacted by people a few times a month who have also been destroyed by it.
Do you habe a solution for facial blushing pls?
I'm so sorry. If I ever meet someone who is considering this surgery I will pass along this warning.
I'm so sorry about you bro.But what do you think about iontophoresis? please tell us🙏
its worth a try and works for many
Pretty much every major procedure that has been done to me has been a similar experience, but man... that's crippling. I'm sorry but your life isn't over. And in the eschaton you'll be raised, and I pray you'll be doing kickflips in the new Jerusalem.
Damn dude that’s scary, traps set up for us to fall into. I hope you can find a cure, and think you for fighting. It’s always is scary when you see your brothers giving up. It may not seem worth the fight at times. for all our sake we have to fight to live. God bless
My cure would be this being a national story and getting the surgery banned. Doctors need to be help responsible.
This is crazy, exactly why I barely fuck with hospitals.
so sorry this happened to you. i have awful hyperhidrosis and i've been managing it with glycopyrrolate because everything else hasn't worked for me. even the electro-shock didn't work. glyco helps a lot, but doesn't stop it completely, which i guess is good based on your story.
i will say, there are surgeries that require severing nerves, i think they're called rhizotomies? a family member got it done for back pain from arthritis. but you're right otherwise, this procedure should not be done. i'm glad i did my research before just jumping into it, because i was recommended to try the surgery on reddit and it sounded too good to be true.
Check out my other video on dealing with hyperhidrosis without surgery, could be helpful certain key things to understand.
@@WhatisReal11 i appreciate the offer, but you seem to be very much a natural remedy kind of person, and while that’s great and works for a lot of people, it’s not for me. i’ve tried that route and it just didn’t do good things for me.
really appreciate you putting word out about ETS and how bad of a surgery it is. but i’m definitely not anti-surgery and anti-doctor by any means.
First I've heard about this procedure. So sorry that it's debilitated you like it has.
I am sorry this happened to you. If your “friends” left you because you can’t skateboard then they really were never true friends. Have you gone to a neurologist to find out what can be done?
Sounds jus like my story, thank you for this video.
Sorry to hear this mate, you were a good skateboarder too. This was really emotional & there’s nothing wrong with the way you think.
I'm sorry this happened to you. I had the surgery and I had very few to no side effects, such as a small pain in the back now and then, and the sweat went to my shin, which doesn't bother.
I'm also not that active about sports, and the surgeon decided not to sever all points in order to mitigate side effects. I live in a pretty hot country, and was able to live better in it. I do feel less tolerant to cold places now.
how long have you had it? and clamps or cut entirely?
@@WhatisReal11 I had it on July 2014. I used to have a severe case of hyperhydrosis in my armpits, hands and feet. The surgeon has agreed with me on only cutting entirely the node responsible for the armpits, and it would likely reduce my hands problem, which in fact reduced around 70%. The strategy was to make another surgery if the problem wasn't solved on the hands, in fear of compensatory sudoresis. Different from your story, the surgeon was hesitant to operate, and we even tried some nasty liquid retention drugs, which only served to make my mouth and throat really dry. I'm really sorry for what happened to you.
BTW I heard that there's a reversal surgery
@@raf6125seems like you had success with it.
@@raf6125hey does ets surgery solve the hand sweating problem to 100% or not, please reply
I think it goes with ages my uncle ,grandfather, me also having thisss but at their age late 40s it gones only sweat comes from feet.
My age is 22 dealing with it not give a shit I pull up heavy weights daily this tightens my plamm its the best thing I have discovered with natural medicines alsoo.
I pray brother u will be recovered soon best wishes dear ❤🙏❤
Hope your doing good brother really liked your chanel, and was afraid that something happened. Didn't know about your condition
Thx bro i think u just save my life ❤️
Thanks for letting me know. Please spread awareness if you can. It needs to stop.
Also my other video on hyperhidrosis is my advice to help you.
I have hyperhydrosis and my hands sweat alot... alot. I was told about ETS and didn't get how it worked... I figured you can't just cut off that much of a nerve and not have reprocussions. This is a horrific result. Dude I am soo sorry.
Yes its very very very bad. The world needs to be more aware of this, doctors mostly ignore whats happened to us, its insane new people join the FB groups and are ruined by it. It needs to be stopped. Botox does work if your able to afford it, and it doesnt alter your nervous system.
I’ve had a consolidation for ETS and he said to only get a t4 surgery in only my dominant hand as tbat removes all of these problems as it’s only removing weating from my dominant hand.
THE SYMPATHETIC CHAIN IS CALLED A CHAIN FOR A REASON.... IT WORKS AS ONE SYSTEM
I feel so bad for you, although the fact they cut nerves does not sound like a good idea at all.
Try and heal yourself naturally.
Like you had to give up skating. I had to suffer by giving up my piano playing. I sweat dripping on my back when I play. Even a fan, a cooler or a ac can't stop that sweat from dripping. After ETS, you just can't do anything which demands body/ mind exertion. And mind you people this surgery would be catastrophe for serious musicians. Don't do it.
I did this surgery 3 years ago and they used clamps. In your research do you know if reversal is possible in my case? Sorry for all of this and thank you for sharing your story.
they can take them out, but hard to say what damage will be left. I didnt have clamps
My son suffers with this 19. Trying to stop him having the procedure.
www.etssurgeryawareness.org/
I'm in the same boat as you, I can deal with the side effects of compensatory sweating as I have mild weather here, but what I struggle with is the pain I get in my chest, I found out 2 things that can calm down the nerve endings, Citalopram and Codeine or something that blocks the nerve endings or brain signals, regular pain killers don't work, I struggle to adapt with hot or cold rooms or environments, but I've learnt to adapt with medication, I have zero energy and have sleep issues but with medication and help I've managed to sort it but still a challenge.
We have to stop this from happening to more people, These doctors belong in prison for what they are doing. There are thousands upon thousands of us. These doctors need to be held accountable for their crime against humanity, and its must stop. We all need to make our stories known. Copping with this isn't enough. WE HAVE TO STOP THIS.
@@WhatisReal11 I agree, I have learnt to accept and adapt but I probably wouldnt of gone through it if I'd have been told the other side effects but luckily I have a really good doctor that has found some good medication to help me through life, I went through a real rough patch but then we found out that citalopram and other nerve medicines can help, I can't live in hot countrys so I tend to stay in mild weather climates and took up snowboarding and water sports, I use to love football but sadly the heat and exhaustion brought that to an end.
@@wadeellis7897 can you list all the medications that have helped you?. I take kratom which help sometimes, but I think acts more like regular pain killer. Nerve pain is truly unbearable for me. I have other videos on this topic as well if you haven’t seen already.
@@WhatisReal11 I highly recommend Citalopram as its a anxiety drug that treats depression, when I went to a doctor I honestly said I'm not depressed I need to stop the pain and the way my body feels out of sync or disconnected, I was fatigued, I had chest pain and burning arms when in a hot room or hot country, I'd feel like I could pass out or had zero concentration, so I took Citalopram to help me deal with it, after 3 weeks I noticed the pain and fatigue wasn't as bad, the reason being the nervous system can be fooled into thinking its okay which stops the pain and fatigue and lack of concentration and also the compensatory sweating you can get depending on the temperature, it totally changed my life, it takes awhile to work as it needs to increase the levels in the brain to help the nervous system, when the brain feeds the nervous system it can keep it in an even tilt as its connected. Citalopram an SSRIs work by blocking ("inhibiting") reuptake, meaning more serotonin is available to pass further messages between nearby nerve cells or nerve endings, if I do get pain I take 20mgs of Citalopram a day and just bog standard Paramol that's like a weak opiod, but the Citalopram is brilliant it doesn't make you drowsy it's easy going, I've also tried another drug called Amitriptyline on a now and then basis which is for nerve pain or damaged nerves also classed as an antidepressant but they all work on the nervous system. Amitriptyline can stop nerve damage when sleeping by blocking pain receptors when you feel terrible in heat at night, apart from that I've been fine since.
Remember with ETS they have stopped the nerves to stop sweating but don't realise that the brain still sends signals to the nerves that have been altered so you then get pain or lack or sensitivity aka goosebumps, body aches, muscles ticks, cramp, body temperature defects that's because our nervous system works on emotional feelings and fight or flight, it's part of the chain, by stopping the nerves they stopped the function.
The medication has helped me alot because I am pretty sure it blocks the signals that was altered to stop PH.
Alot of people here are on Citalopram in the UK and its very good for lots of different problems not just mine.
Did you suffer from excessive hand sweating and did you have the operation?
(Need advice) My girlfriend wants to take this surgery because she’s very insecure about her sweating and I always tell her it’s okay and advice against it…
It will be done here in Spain at a private doctor. Supposedly good doctor from New York.
This video scared me a little. Thoughts?
I have advice in another video on how to deal with hyperhidrosis, watch all my videos on the topic. Show her all my videos, stop her at all costs. The Surgery is banned in SWEDEN AND TAIWAN for a reason. I live in perpetual hell, its taken everything from me. It should scare you.
@@WhatisReal11 Thank you for the swift response! Definitively arguing with her against it. Is there many ways to do this surgery or it’s just insertions in the armpits? That was the one suggested to her.
I suffer from sweating in my butt, underarm neck face forehead back chest and all over the body😭 imagine everyday when you pass by someone or at work or whatever where and someone put their hands on their nose 😭 I've done Botox this month to my underarm after long time of suffering ! I don't sweat in my underarms now but still people put their hands on their noses !!!! I've had enough and tired of living this way i need help 🥺🥺🥺🥺 i take shower before I go to work Botox is already injected in my underarm i put antiperspirant in my butt but still staff at work and people still smell bad odor which i don't recognize 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 I'm tired 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
So what is the solution? I am living in hell because of excessive sweating of my hands and feet. I have lost my job. I am suffering psychological torture. I have lost the joy of life because of what I am suffering.
@@azizberrak424 watch my how to deal with hyperhidrosis without surgery. Watch every one of my hyperhidrosis or ets videos…
Botox can reduce your palmar sweating for about 80% -90%.
im sorry
Even if there is a 1% chance this could happen then doctors should not do it.
It's happening at a 75 percent rate, it's a crime.
Then tell me what is alternate solution for facial hydrosis because I can't take any more stress in my life
I have no life. I suffer on an inconceivable level every single day. Watch my what to do for hyperhidrosis video with Edward scissors hands in the thumb nail.
What if you are getting the surgery for only blushing of the face? Do you think I’ll still get the sweat problems? Thank you
Yes. Its spilts the body autonomic nervous in half regardless. The body is not designed to have the sympathetic chain damaged and removed. There are people in the online support groups who had it for blushing and develop thermo issues because it prevents hear and upper body from cooling itself down. That aside it does way way more then I even describe in this video. The sympathetic nervous controls emotions and ability to feel excitement. I live in hell. People contact me every week or so, experiencing the same things.
@@WhatisReal11 I see. Hey have you seen that video from blushing Phoenix with the interview with Virginia? Also, did the negative side effects kick in right away or did it take a while before it all happen at once?
I just wish someone showed you what this could do!
Did they cut your nerve or just pinched?
Cut, both are dangerous
@@WhatisReal11 Actually. You madera me rethink the surgery. I was gong to have it this december, but im not anymore. Thanks
Hey man, I did this surgery 11 months ago. Could you please tell me what to do now as I'm 19 and I completely, wholeheartedly regret this decision.
I'm already suffering "zombie-syndrome" (I quite literally feel like an emotionless monster), and I also have been noticing heart palpitations. Is there any hope for me? I'm only 19 and feeling this depressed, I genuinely am scared of what's to come.
That’s the result of the fight or flight system being paralyzed at the core of your body, were emotion and excitement are felt. Not sure what to say, but yes it’s really bad. We need to make the world aware and have this surgery banned world wide, we need to do everything we can to hold these doctors responsible.
You need to sue right now. I am guessing they did not disclose paralysis of fight or flight response and emotions related to it. Look at ets on Wikipedia, Dr. Goldstein has done research proving all of this it’s sited on there. Get a lawyer now look at Dr Goldsteins work; this is medical fraud. Make as many people aware of this as possible, gets harder to do over time
@@WhatisReal11 Is there a possible fix? I heard Dr. Chang provides surgery to reverse the ETS.
@@tokyoslasher3522 try it theres nothing that can go wrong
@@tokyoslasher3522 you got an Instagram or discord? I have some questions
I did it and it fucked up my life but I got older and it is what it is, long story short just don't do it, it is butchery
We have to hold them responsible for their crimes, it has to stop.
I remember dhis video very well.
Does anyone have a solution for facial blushing pls?
watch my video with Edward scissor hands in the thumbnail
Hi im getting this surgery in december
But only on one side (to have less side effects and write ✍️ normally with my right hand )
It’s my last ressort my last exams went terrible i couldn’t even write with the amount of sweating i was producing the paper got wet and sticky
Watch every video I have on the topic, seek out stories of other people who have had their lives destroyed. If I could go back in time I would rather have cut off my legs, then destroy my autonomic nervous system. Destroying your bodies FIGHT OR FLIGHT “sympathetic” response, is very dangerous. Do Botox instead it works 100 percent, and just one hand it would be affordable. My entire life was taken from me; I am permanently disabled and live in torture every single day./ You have been warned.
Hey bro did you got the surgery done, and how was the outcome, does your hand sweat still, please reply soon
@@karanchauhan9605
Hi so the surgery did well,
It hurt a little bit afterwards but nothing too painful ,
I did only one hand so the effects are not 100%
My hand still sweats a little bit but not enough to wet paper, i sweat more from the lower back and my booty
It’s still winter so i don’t know how my body will respond in the summer with greater temperatures
(Forgive my english im french)
@@Farfaduvet10 sorry for inconvenience but one more question, as you said not 100%, so how much less your hand sweat during ANXIETY PERIOD like during exams, as compared to past ( before surgery ), basically I am suffering from the same thing ( palmar hyperhidrosis), and my exams are near, which require a good tying speed and i can't type with these sweety hands. Did you tried botox. Is the surgery really worthy.
@@karanchauhan9605Where was the operation performed, sir? Please, have you recovered from sweating? I am living hell because of excessive sweating of the hands and feet
It’s not just for the palms, it’s also for the face & scalp sweating
So you see a video we’re my life was utterly ruined and I am in horrific chronic pain, and you comment that? You are sick in the head. And ya no shit, given my head perpetually overheats as stated in the video, to the point of being disabled. … get your head checked
@@WhatisReal11 What???? Are you mentally deranged?! I was merely pointing out quite a substantial factual error and you tell me to get my head checked? Jesus Christ you’re unhinged! This obsession of yours is not healthy you need to move forward with your life and make the most what health you have left. I’m severely physically disabled and have no choice but to make the most of what I have. Posting on Facebook groups daily like you do to the point of obsession is helping nothing & nobody, only ruining what’s left of your life.
Have you tried suing them for misinformation?
kumbayYAH brother
Anyone on here considering the surgery, if you must do something DO BOTOX INSTEAD
Hey, my ex's mother was also defrauded by a charlatan promising her an alternative to blushing and hyperhydrosis, and she too was robbed of a happy, healthy life by ETS; she has been in the deepest pits of hell on Earth for over a decade now. She was stripped of any normality, or even its semblance, in her life, since she was practically given a de facto death sentence by the quack who performed this 'surgery'. She can barely move and has been subjected to a shit ton of severely debilitating medical complications, both physically and mentally (e.g. internal burning of the hands and feet, incredibly profuse sweating, depression etc.). You know it all too well.
Once again, just like with you, this was a case that involved a failure to give fully informed consent, and she tried to get her day in court with him and win monetary compensation, although her case unfortunately never made it to trial (it sounds like it was disposed of). He's a monster in my eyes, and apparently his lawyers used her mental state against her, claiming that her ailment was but a mere figment of her imagination. The fact that the suffering usually begins around five years after the 'surgery' doesn't help with establishing a strong causal link either, but that's exactly what she, and many other victims, faced. She was lucky enough to bring a claim just before the statute of limitations expired, only to be slapped down by a system meant to operate in the interests justice instead of the other one that failed her, whose purpose it was to promote the health and general welfare of humans. I think the irony would be tragic enough to make you laugh if you weren't knee-deep in a pool of your own tears from the misery.
My ex's mother is actually one of the worst recorded cases and has a wealth of knowledge on the 'surgery' and the nervous system. Her case hss also been used as an example in talks by other physicians before regarding this ignominious practice. I absolutely hate to see that you have to share this pain, but I'm so glad you're sharing your plight on RUclips. I'd love to spread more awareness.
She's still trying to get a reverse surgery in either Taiwan or New York, but it's in the range of twenty to forty grand for the surgery alone, and that's pretty damn expensive for most of us, including her. Along with this, a neurosurgeon recently told her that her chances of making even a substantial recovery after the surgery are quite slim, which just didn't help the situation with her mental health at all.
With that said, she's a warrior and like a second mother to me. She has so much to talk about and has battled this bullshit and crippling injustice. But all we can do at this moment is hope that things will get better, because uncertainty of a brighter future is the best we've got for her.
Never stop fighting either too, man. It's not your fault. This whole thing is a farce and feels like a cover-up with the amount of undue good press I've seen it get. ETS is barbarous and if this world were a kinder place, we would have had a scandal shining so bright a light on the scum that continue to profit off the destruction of others' lives that they'd have to change their identites for their own protection.
I'd like to talk with you more and get to know more of your story, or even possibly get you in touch with her or her Facebook group if that's okay. Is there any way I could contact you?
Thanks in advance. I really hope this goes somewhere.
@@TheAwesomeTolga198 You can find my Instagram on my channel banner, or you can email me at nerveregen1111@yahoo.com I think I may be in touch with her already. Cathy Ford? Yes we need help in holding these lunatics responsible, and banning the surgery world wide.
@@WhatisReal11 Hey, thanks a lot for responding. I greatly appreciate it.
It seems you know who I am talking about. It is indeed Ms Ford! That's amazing that you've been in contact already.
I hope life gets better for the both of you. The stories from victims of this surgery break my heart.
@@TheAwesomeTolga198 We nned help i holding these people responsible. They should be put on trail for crimes against humanity and fraud. It is absolute lunacy
What if botox doesnt work?
Sorry 😞 this was wrong of Dr 👨⚕️
Nice, watching how the puddles of sweat just dried up within 48 hours was so satisfying, I used what I read about the other day. Although it actually took about 72 hours for my sweating to normalize, I went ahead and go'ogled the latest by Cynthia Yulesin and I don’t have to change clothes 2 times a day.
may-weather skateboarder frens
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