Hyperhidrosis- Causes, Impact and Cure

 

Hyperhidrosis is a common condition in which a person sweats excessively, and his body sweats excessively to regulate temperature. Excessive sweating is generally not a serious threat to a person's health, but it can be a condition of inhibition and aggravation. The discomfort caused by this can negatively impact your lifestyle.

There is no prescribed way of defining excessive sweating, but if sweating is interfering with your daily life and normal daily activities, you may have hyperhidrosis. Read more about the symptoms of hyperhidrosis.

Many people with such conditions are very hesitant to seek medical help in such situations and believe that nothing can be done to improve their symptoms. However, help is available for this problem.

What are the causes of Hyperhidrosis?

People thought that primary Hyperhidrosis was associated with the patient's mental and emotional state, that the condition was psychological, and only affected stressed, anxious, or nervous individuals. However, recent research has demonstrated that individuals with primary Hyperhidrosis are at no higher risk of anxiety, nervousness, or feelings of emotional stress than the rest of the population when exposed to the same trigger. In fact, it is the other way around - the emotional and mental feelings experienced by many patients with Hyperhidrosis are due to excessive sweating.

The second reason involves.

·         Heart disease.

·         Diabetes

·         Lung disease

·         Stroke.

·         Obesity.

·         Parkinson's disease.

·         Menopause.

·         Pregnancy. (Read more - Stress problem in pregnancy)

·         TB, HIV.

·         Leukemia in cancer, lymphoma.

·         Spinal cord injury.

What are the symptoms of Hyperhidrosis?

·         Signs and symptoms of Hyperhidrosis maybe involved.

·         Stiff palms or wet palms

·         Stiff feet or wet soles

·         Frequent sweating

·         Noticeable sweat that soaks through clothing.

People with Hyperhidrosis may experience the following.

·         Irritating and painful skin problems, such as fungal or bacterial infections

·         Worries about stains on clothes

·         Reluctant to make physical contact

·         Socially withdrawn, sometimes leading to depression

·         Select employment where physical contact or human contact job is not required

·         Spend large amounts of time each day dealing with sweating, such as changing clothes, wiping, placing napkins or pads under your arms, washing clothes, wearing heavy clothing, or wearing dark clothing

·         Worry more about body odor than others

·         Experts are not sure why, but excessive sweating during sleep is not tolerated.

What is hyperhidrosis cure?

·         It is advisable to contact a dermatologist for the treatment of Hyperhidrosis meaning in Hindi.

·         Botox injection blocks the nerves that trigger the sweat glands. Patients with Hyperhidrosis may require multiple injections for effective results.

·         ETS (Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy) This surgical intervention is only recommended in severe cases that have not responded to other treatments. Veins carrying messages to the sweat glands are cut.

·         ETS can be used to treat facial, hands, or armpit Hyperhidrosis. ETS is not recommended for the treatment of Hyperhidrosis of the feet due to the risk of permanent sexual dysfunction.