What is compensated hyperhidrosis and what to do about compensatory hyperhidrosis with hand hyperhid

Many people have sweaty hands and feet since childhood, or severe sweating in the lower back, which is what we often call reflex sweating, and after surgery, the original sweat on the palms and face can be relieved during the operation, but the sweating of the torso, especially the back, thighs and other places will increase than the original phenomenon, many people will worry that there will be serious sequelae after surgery, what is compensatory sweating?

Compensatory hyperhidrosis is caused by the sweat glands in one part of the body being detreated by a certain factor, and the sweat glands in another part are compensated to maintain body temperature'Sweating will increase the phenomenon than before. Compensatory sweating has been significantly reduced by improved surgical methods. Patients rarely complain of compensatory sweating.

In the case of sympathectomy, if there is significant compensatory sweating after surgery, this sweating cannot be restored to the original condition before surgery or other means. This phenomenon may be a manifestation of the patient's inability to adapt to the environment and persistent autonomic dysfunction.

At present, the compensatory sweating after surgery is very mild, there are not many sequelae, and the sweating of the hands and feet is reduced a lot, and only a few patients say that the compensatory sweating is obvious and difficult to accept. Most compensatory sweating improves and disappears within 6 months after surgery. Needling can be selected**:

If the upper body is sweating, you can choose to use column gap and curved pool; If the lower body is sweating, you can choose Sanyinjiao, Blood Sea, and Taixi; For facial sweating, you can choose to use large vertebrae and Tongtian.

Compensatory sweating refers to a type of reflex sweating that often occurs on the hands and face, and is more likely to occur due to normal times. Many people may have compensatory sweating after sympathectomy surgery after surgery. Then the appearance of this disease has caught our attention.

Step Method:

1. In patients with severe compensatory sweating, in addition to helping patients take some oral sedatives, we can also use cholinergic drugs, such as atropine, to help patients improve, this disease is very difficult, usually it can only be improved, not completely solved.

2. There is compensatory sweating, and the clinical manifestations of this disease are very obvious, such as the driver who has upper body hyperhidrosis. Sometimes, in our diabetic patients, we are often prone to this condition. Another is that when you sleep at night, you sweat a lot.

3. Patients should pay special attention to the fact that if there is frequent compensatory hyperhidrosis, they must go to the hospital in time**, this disease may be due to a certain factor in the sweat glands of a certain part. It may cause us to not be able to perspire properly, so the impact on our body is very large.

The so-called compensatory hyperhidrosis appears after **, occurs on the chest, can be transferred to the back, and is generally divided into several parts:

1. Mild: the sweating is very light and feels a little wet;

2. Moderate: In addition to feeling damp, the patient will obviously feel water droplets;

3. Severe: The hand patient will flow down from the chest, back, and even water droplets.

Compensated hyperhidrosis is rare in patients with severe sweating, about 2% to 3%, so mild to moderate sweating usually does not cause abnormalities. It's just that some people feel uncomfortable, originally the palms of the hands are sweaty, and other parts do not sweat, but now some patients do not sweat in the palms of the hands, and become sweaty on the body. **After the patient needs a period of adaptation, heavy compensatory sweating can gradually lessen over time, which is a gradual adaptation process.

Patients can divert their attention or do other things and get used to it gradually without being too nervous to avoid worsening symptoms.

You should go to the neurology department in time for a comprehensive examination, and then take corresponding measures according to the specific condition**. In general, some calming and quiet drugs and anticholinergic drugs can be taken**, which can effectively improve the patient's symptoms and alleviate the patient's condition. Hot compresses, acupuncture, moxibustion and moxibustion can also be used to assist**, which is also very helpful in promoting the recovery of the condition.

Daily care for compensatory sweating is also very important. In daily life, you should pay more attention to rest, maintain a combination of work and rest, and do not let the body be too tired, otherwise it will cause further aggravation of symptoms.

In the future, the robot era will not sweat.