Most of the pubmed references suggests that its used only in cranial and secondary hyperhidrosis,
Will it be effective in other types too?
Glycopyrrolate/glycopyrronium salts are used in the concentration of 0.5–4% in the form of topical cream, solution and pads. It is supposed to be effective in all forms of hyperhidrosis. You can refer "British Association of Dermatologists • British Journal of Dermatology 2006 155, pp477–500; Topical glycopyrrolate should not be
overlooked in treatment of focal hyperhidrosis
http://www.sweathelp.org/pdf/Kavanagh_topical_glyco.pdf"
For hyperhydrosis, I suggest searching for depression: sleep, fatigue, dynamism, pains, digestive dysfunction, mood etc.. and treat it. It is going to disappear in parallel with the other signs if the treatment is efficient.
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