Oral oxybutynin may be an effective and safe option for the long-term treatment of hyperhidrosis. To improve treatment adherence, oxybutynin dosing regimens should be individualised on the basis of the patient's tolerance and response.
This study was conducted to identify the variables associated with adherence to treatment by hyperhidrosis patients treated with oral oxybutynin. This information would facilitate selection of patients for this treatment and enhance our understanding of the biological behaviour of such anticholinergics when used to treat hyperhidrosis.
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