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| '''Iontophoresis''' is a process in which the galvanic current allows the penetration of drugs applied to skin into the deeper tissues . | |||
| Anode iontophoresis is used for compounds bearing positive charge and cathode iontophoresis for the negatively charged | |||
| compounds.the force of repulsion between similar charge drives the drug ion the deeper tissues. | |||
| SALICYLATES have been used in this method. | |||
| '''Ionotophoresis''' is a process of reducing sweat in parts of the body by placing them underwater, and then targeting the areas with an electric current. | |||
| Excessive sweating, ], can also be treated using drugs or counselling.{{citation needed|date=June 2012}} | |||
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