Why do my hands sweat all year round and what are the causes?

Hello, sweating on your hands throughout the year is most likely caused by hyperhidrosis, a type of abnormal local hyperhidrosis caused by abnormal sympathetic nerve function and sensitivity. The secretion of sweat glands is controlled by the sympathetic nerves, and hand hyperhidrosis is caused by excessive tension of the sympathetic nerves, such as tension, excitement, stress, or abnormal increase in perspiration in the palms due to high summer temperatures.

Many people sweat a lot of hands and don't realize they have hand hyperhidrosis. In the summer, when the temperature rises, or when you are nervous, it is normal to have a little sweaty palms. However, if in a normal state, the palms of the hands are constantly sweating, so that the hands will drop sweat, this is abnormal, and it is called hand hyperhidrosis in medicine.

The most common age group for hand hyperhidrosis is 12 to 25 years old, and relevant statistics show that East China is a high-incidence area of hand hyperhidrosis, which brings a lot of inconvenience to their work, study, life and social interaction, and even leads to many people's psychological disorders and social fear. It is recommended to go to the Department of Chest Surgery or the Hand Hyperhidrosis Specialist Clinic to check the cause of sweating and treat the symptoms**.

Sweating on the palms and feet is also known as "localized hyperhidrosis" or "hyperhidrosis". It is caused by some reason of sympathetic nervous overtension or an abnormal reaction to injury, which causes the eccrine glands to secrete excessive sweat. As a result, patients often have damp hands and feet and sweat a lot.

People with sweaty hands and feet, whether it is a hot summer or a cold winter, are always sweaty, clammy and cold on the palms, soles of the feet and armpits, and it is especially serious when they are emotionally stressed.

Sweaty hands and feet, medically called"Localized hyperhidrosis occurs in young adults with high mood swings. For people in good health, even if they sweat profusely, their palms should be dry. People who often sweat their hands often have no sweat on their bodies, but their palms are full of cold sweat and feel cold, and some people sweat more and more in winter.

According to the cause of hyperhidrosis, it can be divided into primary hyperhidrosis and secondary hyperhidrosis; Primary hyperhidrosis is a phenomenon caused by excessive sympathetic nervous system or abnormal sweat gland secretion, and the vast majority of hyperhidrosis patients belong to this type of hyperhidrosis.

Secondary hyperhidrosis is caused by increased sweating due to physical diseases such as hyperthyroidism, endocrine diseases, psychiatric diseases, tumors, and endocrine imbalances during menopause.

This symptom of yours is a weak body, and generally people with weak constitution do not have solid jin (sweat).

If you sweat with cold hands and feet all year round, it is yang deficiency, and if you are fat, you often sweat for no reason. Find a TCM clinic to make up for the symptoms.

Sweating is the body's normal way of excreting. In the summer, everyone sweats, but some people not only love to sweat in the summer, but in the winter, they sweat while eating, walking. Do you know what the reason is?

1. Hyperglycemia. Suddenly, sweating starts to increase over a period of time, and you need to consider whether there is a problem with blood sugar control. Because the sweat glands in our body sweat are under the control of autonomic nerves, the rise in blood sugar will interfere with the metabolism of nerve cells, so that the nerve tissue will be affected by blood sugar, which in turn will lead to increased sweating.

2. There is a false fire. If your hands, feet, and heart are sweating all the time, it's also an indication of unhealthy health. Normal people's hands and feet stay dry so that they don't harbor bacteria when they touch other objects and they don't feel wet.

However, some people sweat on their hands and feet. The reason is that there is a false fire or the sympathetic nervous system is abnormally excited, and it needs to be adjusted to make the sweaty hands and feet better.

3. Hyperthyroidism. Frequent sweating may be associated with abnormal thyroid function. To maintain the health of the thyroid gland, the thyroid hormone secreted can meet the needs of the body and maintain normal life activities. However, some people have hyperthyroidism.

During the course of the disease, there is a large amount of hormone secretion, which may excite the sympathetic nerves and accelerate the body's metabolism, and sweating is a common manifestation. It is easy to sweat. If there is weight loss, insomnia and abnormal mood changes at the same time, it is necessary to check it in time and actively ** hyperthyroidism.

4. Heart disease. If you are always prone to sweating, it may be caused by a decrease in heart function, especially in patients with coronary heart disease and myocardial infarction. During the onset of the disease, in addition to local pain, many patients will also have irritability and profuse sweating.

For this condition, it is necessary to improve heart function, improve heart disease, solve the affected condition of the body, and reduce the manifestations of sweating. Otherwise, once the heart disease is severe, the sweat loss will become more and more obvious.

5. If you sweat at night, it's likely to be night sweats. Night sweats are the phenomenon of a person sweating profusely after falling asleep at a suitable temperature and stopping sweating when they wake up. Night sweats are mostly caused by yin deficiency, five irritability, fever, and increased sweating.

This condition is more common in menopausal women, often accompanied by symptoms such as flushing, insomnia, dreaminess, dizziness, and weight loss, which need to be adjusted in time.

Hyperhidrosis is the hyperactivity of the sympathetic nerves, and the palms of people with hyperhidrosis tend to be wet most of the time, and long-term wet hands often cause easy peeling, which is even more unsightly. In severe cases, the palms may even show symptoms of eczema**inflammation. Patients with hyperhidrosis often have sweating of the hands and feet, and the sweat from the patient is usually odorless, which is different from that of patients with fox odor disease.

People with fox odor (underarm hyperhidrosis) are more related to their genetic constitution, mainly because the sebaceous glands under the armpits are developed, and the chance of occurrence is higher than that of hand hyperhidrosis, and the distress caused is also more common. For example, there are always yellow stains on clothes that can't be washed, and I don't dare to wear sleeveless tops, but the important thing is that when approaching people, there is more inexplicable psychological burden and fear.

Common in patients with hyperhidrosis and facial flushing. Patients with hyperhidrosis are always sweaty, clammy and cold on the palms, soles of the feet and armpits, and sometimes sweat in the form of beads, which is more serious when they are emotionally stressed. I often wet the paper when writing, wet the keyboard when typing, and dare not shake hands with others.

Patients with "hyperhidrosis" and "flushed face" sometimes appear sweating profusely, flushed and feverish in crowded situations, when making presentations in meetings, when meeting strangers, when meeting acquaintances and leaders, when they are nervous and excited, when exercising, when meeting the opposite sex, when talking about sensitive topics.

Because humans are homeothermic animals and need to regulate their body temperature through perspiration, they sweat all year round.

It may be that you have a spleen deficiency, which is why you sweat all year round. You should immediately take some tonics, go to bed early and get up early in life, pay attention to your rest, pay attention to your nutrition, or your resistance is particularly poor. Exercise more.

Because of the large mood swings, or the dysfunction of the spleen and stomach, it may also be caused by yin deficiency.