​Hyperhidrosis in the feet, characterized by excessive sweating, can significantly impact patients' daily lives and overall comfort. This condition often leads to chronically moist feet, which can create a breeding ground for fungal infections like athlete's foot and bacterial infections due to the constant dampness. The persistent moisture can also result in unpleasant odors and make it difficult for patients to keep their feet dry and comfortable throughout the day.

The excessive sweating can affect daily activities by causing discomfort, making it challenging to wear shoes that fit properly, and contributing to slippery feet that may impact walking stability. Additionally, the constant wetness can lead to skin irritation, blistering, and maceration, further exacerbating discomfort and leading to potential complications if not managed properly. Patients often find relief through antiperspirants, moisture-wicking socks, and, in severe cases, medical treatments such as iontophoresis, Botox injections, or surgical options to manage the symptoms and improve quality of life.