Why do I sweat for no reason?

Many people have questions about why they sweat for no reason. If you are weak, you should sweat. According to Chinese medicine, sweating is a sign of weakness, and you need to take strong tonics to treat it. This is called "tonifying the weak." Sweating is the process of dissipating heat outside the body. Through regulation in the brain, the body temperature reaches a dynamic balance and remains within a normal range. This phenomenon occurs when a person is overly nervous or frightened, or suffers from a certain illness.

Pathological hyperhidrosis includes spontaneous sweating , night sweats, sweating on the head, sweating on half of the body, sweating on the palms and soles of the feet, etc. The most common are spontaneous sweating and night sweats. Spontaneous sweating is unprovoked and involuntary sweating, which usually occurs during the day when it is not hot and there is no exercise. Medically, night sweats are considered to be sweating while sleeping at night, and the sweating stops after waking up. Of course, there are many other sweating conditions that are also classified. Some spontaneous sweating and night sweats are pathological in medicine and are combined with certain diseases. Sometimes it is related to central nervous system disorders in the body. Spontaneous sweating is related to many diseases, such as some high fever diseases such as fever, pneumonia, rheumatic fever and other diseases. There are also some other causes of endocrine disorders, such as menopausal syndrome, and some metabolic diseases such as hyperthyroidism.

There are also some common disease conditions such as the hypoglycemia state of diabetes or the pain and hypoxia state of coronary heart disease . Other causes of sweating include taking aspirin. Therefore, there are many reasons for spontaneous sweating. Rickets caused by calcium deficiency in children can cause excessive sweating at night, accompanied by symptoms such as irritability, easy awakening, protruding forehead, and delayed tooth eruption. Anemia, rheumatism, malnutrition, etc. can all lead to excessive sweating. Caused by febrile diseases, metabolic diseases and mental factors.

Recommended treatment: 1. Avoid mental stress and emotional excitement. For those with mental and emotional factors, oral administration of oryzanol, bromide, diazepam, etc. can be used. 2. Anticholine drugs such as atropine, belladonna, propantheline, etc. taken orally have a temporary effect and reduce the amount of sweat secretion. 3. The recent development of endoscopic technology has made this operation safe, easy and minimally invasive. A small incision of 1-2 cm under the armpit can complete the surgery to ligate or cut off the sympathetic nerve chain, eliminate the excessive influence of the sympathetic nerves on the sweat glands, and achieve the effect of curing excessive sweating. The surgery is highly effective