Wet palms? Don't sweat it

Mr Ray Wong, who has suffered from sweaty palms since he was 15, with a machine he developed which treats excessive sweating with electric currents. ST PHOTO: CHONG JUN LIANG
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SINGAPORE - While his schoolmates were celebrating the end of polytechnic in 2017 by shaking hands and exchanging hugs, Mr Ray Wong kept his hands to himself, wiping the sweat from his palms on his graduation gown.

Mr Wong, 24, who has suffered from sweaty palms since he was 15, saw his life improve after buying a bath that sends mild electric currents through the hands to temporarily disable the sweat glands.

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