How is the palm sweating?

? Simply put, sweaty palms are sweaty palms and soles. Whether it is summer or winter, hands and feet are always prone to sweating, and even the palms are dripping. Sweating in palms is not only a skin problem, but also a symptom of sympathetic nerve problems in hands and feet, which needs timely treatment, otherwise it will only cause damage to liver and kidney. I am a physician and have witnessed the treatment of thousands of patients with sweaty palms. Some patients and friends tried to cure sweaty palms and soles through surgery, resulting in a series of terrible sequelae such as not sweating all over the body, frequent heatstroke and chest tightness. There is a simple reason. We can't be too painful. Isn't a stomachache just cutting your stomach? This is obviously unreasonable. I want to follow the pathology, prescribe the right medicine, and really bring health to patients. Just when all the domestic practitioners were at a loss, some European countries already had medical scientists, and after more than ten years of painstaking research. A cure for sweating on hands and feet has been found. This is the best news I got during my three years of studying in London. During my work, I compiled some plans, hoping to help you understand what sweaty hands and feet look like. Sweating hands and feet, the name of syndrome. Which means sweaty hands and feet. See treatise on febrile diseases. Mostly caused by wet steaming of spleen and stomach, reaching all limbs and hands. The evidence shows that hands and feet are often wet and sweaty. If the hands and feet are hot, it belongs to yin deficiency and blood deficiency; Cold hands and feet, cold heart, lack of yang. The treatment of yin deficiency and blood deficiency should be oral Mai Wei Di Huang Tang; The treatment of deficiency of middle yang should be oral administration of Lizhong Decoction and Mume. If it doesn't heal for a long time, it will hurt both qi and blood. The treatment should be Shiquan Dabu Decoction and Schisandra chinensis. External treatment can effectively treat palmar hyperhidrosis by selecting Radix Astragali, Radix Puerariae, Herba Schizonepetae and Radix Saposhnikoviae. Those who are sweating all over should choose alum, kudzu root and other decoctions to soak and wash. Palmar hyperhidrosis is a very common functional local abnormal hyperhidrosis with unknown causes. Because of the particularity of race, young people who grew up in subtropical areas are particularly prone to this problem. The secretion of sweat glands is controlled by sympathetic nerves, and palmar hyperhidrosis is caused by excessive tension of sympathetic nerves for unknown reasons, such as nervousness, excitement, nervousness or abnormal increase of palmar perspiration caused by high temperature in summer. In Taiwan Province Province, the incidence rate of young people aged from 10 to 30 is about 0.3%, that is, 3 out of about 1000 young people suffer from obvious palmar hyperhidrosis, regardless of gender, and their family history is as high as 13% (with family inheritance). Most people have sweaty hands since childhood, and it is more serious in adolescence. All patients with palmar hyperhidrosis are healthy and normal except palmar hyperhidrosis. Most patients also have hyperhidrosis on the soles of feet or armpits, and a few patients also have body odor. Hyperhidrosis: Common hyperhidrosis includes hand hyperhidrosis, axillary hyperhidrosis, foot hyperhidrosis, and head hyperhidrosis, all of which are diseases caused by excessive excitement of sympathetic nerves and excessive secretion of sweat glands. Sympathetic nerves control sweating all over the body. Under normal circumstances, sympathetic nerves regulate body temperature by controlling sweating and heat dissipation. But the sweating of hyperhidrosis patients is completely out of control. 12% people have genetic susceptibility to this disease. This is a congenital disease. Hyperhidrosis is not a disease, but an overactive sympathetic nerve. However, it often causes troubles in study, work or social interaction because of this symptom, so seek medical treatment. The palms of people who sweat easily are wet most of the time, and long-term wet hands are often easy to peel off, which is even more unsightly. School-age teenagers often get their test papers wet because of excessive sweat on their hands, which often affects the unfinished test papers. Teenagers are afraid to hold hands with others, and even shaking hands is a problem. In severe cases, the palms may even have symptoms of eczema and dermatitis. As adults, it also brings inconvenience to their work and social activities. Hyperhidrosis patients often sweat on their hands and feet, but the sweat of patients usually has no odor, which is different from that of patients with body odor. People with body odor (underarm hyperhidrosis and body odor) are related to their genetic constitution, mainly because the sebaceous glands under the armpit are developed, the probability of occurrence is higher than that of palmar hyperhidrosis, and the troubles caused are more common. For example, clothes always have yellow stains that can't be washed out, so I dare not wear sleeveless tops. Most importantly, when they are close to others, they will have more inexplicable psychological burdens and fears. Hyperhidrosis and facial flushing are the most common. Hyperhidrosis patients are always sweaty, wet and cold in palms, soles and armpits, and sometimes sweat beads, which is more serious when they are nervous. Often wet the paper when writing, wet the keyboard when typing, and dare not shake hands with others. Patients with "sweating head" and "flushing face" sometimes have full head sweating, blushing and fever when they are in a crowded place, when they meet the leaders of strangers and acquaintances, when they are nervous and excited, when they exercise, and when they talk about sensitive topics. Although these are not serious diseases, sweating and/or blushing make patients feel helpless, anxious or panic every day. The patient's psychological pain is too great for ordinary people to understand. Hyperhidrosis, head sweating and facial flushing's (red-faced phobia) are chronic diseases with little effect. The treatment of palmar hyperhidrosis can be divided into internal medicine and surgery. Drugs used in internal medicine to inhibit sympathetic nervous system often have side effects such as thirst or gastrointestinal dysfunction, which makes people afraid to take them for a long time. However, due to time constraints, frequent application of local drugs is not a very convenient method. Because all medical methods have their limitations, surgical treatment has become the general trend. The sympathetic nerve that controls the sweat glands of the hand is located in the second and third sections of the thoracic spine, that is, on both sides of the dorsal spine, that is, around the nipple line. As long as you cut off these two sympathetic nerves, you can achieve the goal of not sweating your hands. The traditional surgical method is to cut through the center of the back, cut off the bone at the intersection of the ribs and the spine, and cut off the second and third sympathetic ganglia on both sides. Because the operation takes about 2-3 hours, there is a wound about 5-7 cm after operation, which is painful and takes a long time to recover. It takes about 3-5 days to be hospitalized. In addition, it may also cause pneumothorax (air leakage in the lungs causes the lungs to be unable to breathe, which is a life-threatening sequelae). Although the surgical treatment of hand sweating is indeed effective, it often leads to compensatory sweating after hand sweating stops. Compensatory sweating means that the sweat in the upper body (above the nipple) almost stops after operation, while the lower body is often wet. Except in extremely cold weather, compensatory sweating persists and will not decrease with time, on the contrary, it may be more. This is one of the most unbearable sequelae after the operation. Complications of palmar hyperhidrosis 1. Compensatory sweating: palmar hyperhidrosis disappears, but it flows out from other parts of the body. 2. pneumothorax. 3. hemothorax. 4. subcutaneous emphysema: there is gas accumulation in subcutaneous tissue. 5. Recurrence. 6. pain. 7. Horner's secret room. The incidence of palmar hyperhidrosis can occur in both men and women, which is quite common among young people of oriental nationalities, and familial hyperhidrosis can reach 12%. I have seen that both parents have hyperhidrosis, and all four children have different degrees of hyperhidrosis. Many patients with palmar hyperhidrosis have a family history, but they may not be passed on to the next generation. What is the cause of excessive hand sweat? Sweating on hands is different from sweating on other parts of the body. Other parts sweat because of the heat. The hotter it is, the more you sweat. Sweating of palms is related to physique and endocrine. A healthy person should have dry palms even though he is sweating all over. People with sweaty hands often have no sweat on their bodies, but their palms are all cold sweat and feel very cold. Some people sweat a lot in winter. Sweating in the palms is a sign of deficiency and cold in the body. If you are afraid of cold at the same time and your hands and feet are cold in winter, it should be right. Eat more warm food to regulate the body, and at the same time strengthen exercise, with the aim of accelerating blood circulation and promoting metabolism, which should have a good effect. Sweat on hands is caused by abnormal function of sweat glands on hands, and there are many reasons for sweat on hands. On the one hand, the main reasons are some systemic diseases, such as thyroid function resistance, diabetes and some obesity. In addition, some diseases in the central system can also lead to so much sweating on the hands. Another main reason is that the sympathetic nerve that controls hand sweat will also lead to an increase in hand sweat. I suggest you go to the hospital for a routine blood test first, in order to know whether there is infection in your body. What you need to do is chest X-ray to see if there is tuberculosis, because tuberculosis is also the cause of increased sweating in your hands, as well as obvious indicators of thyroid dysfunction T3 and T4, as well as blood sugar to see if there is diabetes. After the above examination, the elimination method was adopted to eliminate the cause of hand sweat caused by this systemic disease. If it is primary palmar hyperhidrosis, it is caused by the resistance of sympathetic nerve function that dominates sweat glands. When palmar hyperhidrosis occurs, it is divided into mild, moderate and severe according to the degree of sweating. If you want a radical cure, you can cooperate with drugs and traditional Chinese medicine. According to reports, hyperhidrosis is a symptom caused by autonomic nervous system disorder, which is common in hyperhidrosis of hands, feet and armpits. Hyperhidrosis is generally called hyperhidrosis because of its more obvious performance and greater influence on patients. Palmar hyperhidrosis is mainly manifested as excessive secretion of local sweat glands, and palms involuntarily secrete a lot of sweat. Palmar hyperhidrosis usually occurs in children or adolescents, and gradually increases in adolescence. According to statistics, 95.6% of the patients showed symptoms for the first time under 16 years old. Patients with palmar hyperhidrosis, such as sweaty palms, will have adverse effects on daily life and interpersonal communication, and patients are prone to psychological negative emotions such as avoidance and anxiety. Hyperhidrosis is not a disease, but a functional local abnormal hyperhidrosis. Hand sweat is the focus of hyperhidrosis treatment because of its more obvious performance and greater influence. Up to now, the cause of hyperhidrosis is still unclear, and it is medically believed that hypersecretion of sweat glands is caused by excessive excitement of sympathetic nerves. Many factors, such as climate, season, outside temperature, emotional changes, strenuous activities, etc. It may be related to sweating. Generally speaking, most patients have severe symptoms in summer and relatively mild symptoms in winter. In addition, palmar hyperhidrosis may also cause hand skin infection, which may lead to various skin lesions. Relevant surveys show that 3 out of every 1000 people suffer from severe palmar hyperhidrosis. Palmar hyperhidrosis is prone to occur in China, especially in southern areas such as Fujian, Guangdong, Zhejiang and Taiwan Province, but on the other hand, few people know about palmar hyperhidrosis and seek medical treatment. Clinically, the symptoms of palmar hyperhidrosis can be divided into three levels: mild palmar wetness; Moderately, the handkerchief is soaked when the palms sweat; When it's serious, sweat on your palms is dripping beads. If it meets the following characteristics: adolescents have a family history, hyperhidrosis is bilateral symmetry, and the inducing factors are emotion, exercise, high temperature and so on. Don't sweat when sleeping, mostly consider sweating. Sweating syndrome in TCM is different from physiological sweating. Sweating is a normal physiological phenomenon that the human body regulates body temperature in order to adapt to the external environment, such as hot weather, excessive clothing, thirst for hot soup, emotional excitement, exercise and so on. If the human body is sick, or in normal life and work, sweat oozing abnormally, with or without other symptoms, it is pathological sweating, which is the sweating syndrome of traditional Chinese medicine. The main cause of sweating syndrome is the disharmony between camp and health. Wei qi of human body can protect the body surface, so that body fluid will not leak out. Because the yin and yang in the body are too strong and too weak, or people with superficial deficiency feel common cold, it will lead to disharmony between the camp and the guard, and the guard is out of control, leading to abnormal sweating. In addition, there are other factors, such as physical weakness, physical weakness after illness, or long-term cough and asthma, which hurts lung qi. Because there is an exterior-interior relationship between lung and fur, people with lung-qi deficiency have loose muscle surface, unstable exterior and interior, and sweat when they begin to understand. Or heat due to exogenous wind and cold, or wind warming and summer evil, evil enters, lung and stomach are hot, and body fluid evaporates and sweats; Or spontaneous sweating due to improper diet, exogenous pathogenic dampness, damage to the spleen and stomach, loss of spleen transport, obstruction of pathogenic dampness in the middle, accumulation of heat for a long time, and fumigation of muscle surface with damp heat; Or because damp heat fumigates the liver and gallbladder, bile overflows the skin with sweat and becomes yellow sweat; Or because of blood essence loss, blood deficiency and essence loss, fire deficiency and endogenous, resulting in body fluid leakage; Or because of a long illness, yang deficiency, inability to gather yin, unstable external defense, sweating; Or because of the dispute between good and evil during acute fever, you are shivering and sweating. Sweat syndrome has many causes and different symptoms, but it is inseparable from deficiency and excess, cold and heat. When differentiating syndromes, we should first distinguish spontaneous sweating, night sweating, absolute sweating, yellow sweating and war sweating. Secondly, we should distinguish between cold and heat. Sweat syndrome is mostly due to deficiency. Generally, spontaneous sweating is mostly yang deficiency, and night sweats are mostly yin deficiency. But spontaneous sweating is yin deficiency and night sweats are yang deficiency. We can't judge yang deficiency or yin deficiency only by spontaneous sweating and night sweats, but we should combine four diagnoses to make a correct diagnosis. Clinically, sweating due to heat is mostly yang syndrome and excess syndrome; Cold sweating is mostly yin syndrome and deficiency syndrome. The treatment of sweating syndrome is mainly based on the principles of tonifying deficiency, consolidating deficiency, releasing excess, cold as heat and heat as cold. Spontaneous sweating is very common in clinic, and it may occur at any age, which is different from deficiency of both cold and heat. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment is mainly divided into the following three types: ① lung and Wei are not solid. The symptoms are sweating and evil wind, especially slight fatigue, easy to catch a cold, fatigue, pale face, thin and weak pulse, thin and white fur. It is advisable to replenish qi and consolidate the exterior, and Yupingfeng powder is often used to enhance the taste. (2) The camp is not harmonious with the guards. Symptoms include sweating due to aversion to wind, aching all over, or slight fever with headache, slow pulse and thin and white fur. Treatment should be coordinated with camp and health, and Guizhi decoction is often used to add flavor. ③ Internal heat. Symptoms include fumigation and sweating, thirst for cold drinks, red face, irritability, or fever, dry stool, red tongue with yellow coating, heavy pulse, or slippery number. It is advisable to clear the interior to expel heat, and the internal heat is clear to stop sweating. Baihu Decoction is often used to add flavor. Night sweats are mostly caused by deficiency heat, and can also be seen in qi deficiency, yang deficiency, damp heat and so on. (1) insufficient efforts. Symptoms include palpitation, lack of sleep, sweating when sleeping, sweating when waking up, shortness of breath, fatigue, dull complexion, thready pulse and pale tongue. It is advisable to nourish blood, heart and sweat, and often add and subtract Guipi decoction. ② Yin deficiency and excessive fire. Symptoms include insomnia, insomnia, hyperhidrosis, emaciation, bone steaming, hot flashes, vexation and fever, or chronic cough and asthma, irregular menstruation in women, nocturnal emission in men, red tongue with little fur, and rapid pulse. It is advisable to nourish yin and reduce fire, and Danggui Huang Liu Decoction is commonly used. Yellow sweat is mostly damp and hot. Symptoms include fever, excessive sweating, yellow as phellodendron juice, yellow clothes, dry mouth and no desire to drink, dry mouth and bitter taste, short and red urine, hypochondriac pain, loss of appetite, or fever and irritability, yellow and greasy fur and slippery pulse. It is advisable to clear away heat and promote diuresis, and often add and subtract Chen Yin Wuling Powder. Sudden sweating due to acute fever or various critical diseases, or sweating like oil, fatigue, cold limbs, shortness of breath, dry tongue and thready pulse. It is usually treated with Shenfu Long Mu Decoction, which can replenish qi and restore yang and stop sweating. If fever is accompanied by thirst, thirst, crimson tongue or rolled tongue, it is a sign of yang deficiency and yin exhaustion, and it can be combined with Shengmai Powder. In the acute fever caused by war and sweating, the symptoms are fever, thirst, fidgeting, sudden whole body trembling, and then sweating. After sweating, the temperature drops, or the heat potential decreases, and the pulse is thin and yellow. War sweating generally does not need special treatment, and it is mainly treated according to the syndrome differentiation of the primary disease. The dialectical treatment effect of traditional Chinese medicine on hyperhidrosis is suitable for the aftercare of your palms after sweating. This product from Audubon, England, has the effect of curing hyperhidrosis of hands and feet, and has been well received by patients at home and abroad.