Can high blood pressure and diabetes cause excessive sweating?

Diabetic hyperhidrosis should consider the following possibilities: 1. Hypoglycemia, palpitation, hunger, sweating, fatigue, dizziness and other discomforts can occur during hypoglycemia, which can be relieved after eating, commonly seen in patients with insulin or sulfonylureas**, and blood sugar measurement can be clear during hyperhidrosis;

Usually diabetes and high blood pressure are easy to cause abnormal vascular lesions, and in this case, it is easy to cause abnormal cold hands and feet, abnormal ** manifestation, so in this case, it is recommended to perform a lower limb vascular ultrasound examination.

Diabetics have high blood sugar, and if sweating occurs profusely, there are usually two conditions, which are as follows:

Clause. 1. Due to the increase in blood sugar, the course of the disease is prolonged after a long time, resulting in chronic complications of diabetes. Among them, there is a kind of neuropathy in the chronic complications, which affects the autonomic nerve, damages the sympathetic nerves and parasympathetic nerves, and the patient can have visceral function problems, showing obvious sweating abnormalities, such as easy to sweat, and even night sweats, which are obvious at night, affecting the quality of life of patients.

Patients often also have peripheral neuropathy, such as glove, sock-like distribution of paresthesias at the end of the limbs, numbness of the hands and feet, pins and needles, and burning sensations. For hyperglycemia, hyperhidrosis caused by autonomic nerve damage caused by diabetes, the main ** is to control blood sugar on the one hand, on the other hand, to take into account blood pressure, blood lipids, but also to use a variety of antioxidant stress to nourish the nerves.

Clause. 2. Diabetic patients with high blood sugar may also be combined with hyperthyroidism, which are endocrine and metabolic diseases. If the two exist at the same time, not only high blood sugar will occur, but also hypermetabolic symptoms caused by excessive thyroid hormone secretion, and the patient will show heat intolerance, sweating, hand trembling and palpitation.

After the diagnosis is confirmed, on the one hand, it is necessary to actively ** hyperthyroidism, and on the other hand, it is necessary to actively control the increase in blood sugar.

Sweating is likely to be diabetes, a chronic metabolic disease that is dominated by elevated blood sugar. Diabetes affects multiple systems throughout the body and produces a variety of clinical symptoms. Long-term poor blood sugar control can also cause diabetic complications such as heart, brain, kidney, nerve, and fundus, resulting in autonomic nerve dysfunction of the innervating sweat glands, and symptoms of hyperhidrosis, so diabetic patients can have hyperhidrosis.

In addition to diabetes, the diseases that cause increased sweating include the following: 1. Hyperthyroidism, hyperthyroidism is caused by increased thyroid hormone, thyroid hormone can affect the body's metabolic process, so that the body's heat production increases, so hyperthyroid patients will have symptoms such as excessive sweating, heat intolerance, and irritability. 2. Patients with menopausal syndrome, due to ovarian function decline and estrogen level disorders, menopausal women may have abnormalities such as excessive sweating.

Fourth, autonomic nerve dysfunction, autonomic nerve dysfunction caused by various reasons, can occur in the case of excessive sweating.

If the body often sweats profusely, it may be a deficiency in the body. Not necessarily the cause of high blood sugar. High blood sugar usually doesn't cause profuse sweating.

The causes of heavy sweating are related to a variety of diseases, high blood sugar is only one of the reasons, as long as you measure your blood sugar to know whether it is caused by high blood sugar, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination.

This must be uncertain, it is necessary to go for a check-up, don't guess yourself, a lot of sweating should also be divided, when exercising, it may be poor breathing, and it may be a personal physical problem.

People with hyperglycemia may sweat profusely, mainly because of high blood sugar, which leads to autonomic disorders. Autonomic nerve, also known as autonomic nerve, is responsible for the body's gastrointestinal peristalsis, sweat gland perspiration and other functions of the nerve, not governed by human consciousness, when the blood sugar rises abnormally for a long time, it will directly interfere with the metabolism of nerve cells, and will also make protein degeneration, microangiopathy will also lead to local hypoxia of nerves, impaired function, so involuntary sweating, and temperature is not directly related.

1. No, sweating is a sign of hypoglycemia. People with high blood sugar may experience similar symptoms during exercise, exertion, or hunger.

2. Therefore, it is not recommended that people with high blood sugar strictly control the amount of food, but pay attention to food combination and reduce the glycemic index of food.

3. Generally speaking, the richer the variety of foods ingested in a meal, the lower the glycemic index of the food.

4. If you frequently have similar symptoms, you are reminded to pay special attention. Because hypoglycemia is much more harmful than hyperglycemia. Increasing the intake of dietary fiber in food, especially water-soluble dietary fiber, can reduce the glycemic index of food and stabilize blood sugar (on the one hand, it can control blood sugar from rising rapidly, and on the other hand, it can prevent food from being digested too quickly and starvation can lead to hypoglycemia).

5. Foods rich in dietary fiber, including coarse grains such as oats (oat pressed tablets, instant oatmeal is not counted), vegetables and some fruits.

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