How to treat perennial sweaty hands and feet, what is going on with sweaty hands and feet, and how t

What's going on with sweaty hands and feet, how**?

Many people have symptoms of sweaty palms and feet. If you are young and healthy, and the amount of sweat is normal, then sweating your hands and feet is a normal physiological reaction.

However, if you sweat a lot on your palms and feet, it may be that there are some problems with your physical health that need to be timed.

1. Lack of qi and blood:

Sweaty palms are caused by lack of qi and blood, and the obvious manifestation is sweaty palms in summer, but cold hands and feet in winter. Such patients can stew more soup to nourish blood and qi, for example, they can use angelica and astragalus to boil soup and drink, drink 4-5 times a month.

2. The liver or kidneys are relatively weak

Such people are prone to symptoms of sweaty palms, which is often referred to as yin deficiency and fire. People with this constitution often present with hot and sweaty palms, dry throat, weakness in the limbs, and sometimes backache. **The measure is to take Zhibai Dihuang Pill or Liuwei Dihuang Pill to assist**, which has the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, nourishing yin and nourishing the kidney, and replenishing the middle and invigorating qi.

3. Weakness of spleen and stomach function

Some children will also have sweaty palms, which are generally caused by improper diet or weak spleen and stomach function, often manifested by hot palms, loss of appetite, and digestive disorders. In this case, the child should not take the medicine to replenish the blood, and the best way to do it is to massage it.

4. Chronic kidney disease:

This disease can sometimes cause sweaty palms, which is easy to appear in women, and will be accompanied by symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and backache, which need to be timely**.

5. Tuberculosis:

This type of disease is also a cause of sweating of the hands and feet, and can be accompanied by symptoms such as cough, fatigue, and lack of energy. It is necessary to go to the hospital for examination, and the cause of the lesion can generally be found through laboratory examinations, and then the corresponding **drug can be taken**.

6. Hand hyperhidrosis, foot hyperhidrosis:

If you have hyperhidrosis in your hands and feet, you will naturally show obvious symptoms of sweating in your hands and feet, that is, your body sweats very little, almost just your hands and feet, especially in summer, when others sweat profusely, people with hyperhidrosis rarely sweat or do not sweat, but your hands and feet sweat a lot, and they wipe non-stop.

What causes sweaty hands and feet? How to treat.

Hello, sweating of hands and feet may be caused by physiological and pathological reasons, patients can generally be through drugs, surgery, etc., the specific analysis is as follows: 1. Physiological reasons because the sweat glands in the hands and feet of the human body are more developed, if the weather is hot or after strenuous exercise, such as long-distance running, playing basketball, etc., it may cause the body temperature to rise, resulting in the patient's sweating of the hands and feet, which is a normal physiological phenomenon and generally does not need to be done. 2. Pathological causes 1

Hyperhidrosis: Hyperhidrosis refers to the phenomenon of abnormal increase in local or systemic sweating, which is often manifested as symptoms such as excessive sweating, clammy and cold, so sweating of hands and feet may be related to hyperhidrosis. Patients can generally use drugs such as atropine sulfate tablets, belladonna tablets and other drugs for the basal limbs**, and if the symptoms are more severe, they can also be performed by sympathectomy**.

2.Hyperthyroidism: Hyperthyroidism refers to excessive thyroid hormones, which causes thyrotoxicosis, which is often manifested as irritability, irritability, insomnia, excessive sweating, weight loss, hyperappetite and other symptoms, so sweating of hands and feet may be related to hyperthyroidism.

Patients can generally use drugs such as propylthiouracil tablets and methimazole tablets**. Patients are advised to avoid iodine-rich foods such as kelp, seaweed, hair cabbage, etc., as much as possible to avoid aggravating the condition.