Management of sweat gland disorders in children involves a combination of lifestyle modifications, medical treatments, and sometimes surgical interventions. For hyperhidrosis, antiperspirants containing aluminum chloride, iontophoresis, and medications like anticholinergics can be effective. In severe cases, botulinum toxin injections or surgery may be recommended. For miliaria, keeping the skin cool and dry, wearing loose clothing, and using mild topical treatments can help. Anhidrosis management focuses on preventing overheating by avoiding strenuous activities and staying in cool environments.
