Excessive Sweating And It’s Causes
August 22, 2009 Filed Under: Sweating
Seek the advice of a professional if you feel your excessive sweating may not be natural. If you have a condition that has excessive sweating as a symptom, there are wide assortments of treatments that may be available.
Generalized Hyperhidrosis
In general hyperhidrosis, there can be several causes of excessive sweating, just as with focal hyperhidrosis. There are a number of disorders that can cause excessive sweating in generalized hyperhidrosis such as cancers, obesity, endocrinological disorders, and febrile illnesses. The sufferer can sweat from any part of the body when they have generalized hyperhidrosis, as opposed to one localized problem area. Stress and other psychological problems are also contributing factors to generalized hyperhidrosis.
Focal Hyperhidrosis
This type of condition has the sufferer sweating in specific areas of the body such as the head, the feet and armpits. What causes excessive sweating in most focal hyperhidrosis cases is partly genetic. There are also many disorders that can be the factors to excessive sweating focused on a particular part of the anatomy. One such example is Frey’s Syndrome where on each side of the face will excessively sweat after or during eating.
What causes excessive sweating in individuals can be a lot of conditions that has excessive sweating as symptoms. Other than natural factors of what causes excessive sweating, diseases and disorders are the usual culprits. Hormones can also be what causes excessive sweating in some individuals as well as some psychological disorder that relates to anxiety and phobias.
High temperatures, thick clothing, exertion, certain foods and numerous other things are natural factors that could cause excessive sweating. These factors can easily be controlled to fit the person. A person can cure excess perspiration unless the cause is a medical condition which renders it irreversible.
As long as you are aware of what causes excessive sweating, it can be easily remedied. You can consult a physician to find the triggers to your excess sweating simply by testing your blood.
About the Author:For some useful information on excessive sweating check out Peter Fenwick’s website
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I suffered from Hyperhidrosis for most of my life.
A few years ago, I finally found out what was wrong with me, and had corrective surgery. Since that time, the excessive sweating on my hands and armpits had disappeared. I still have some sweating on my feet, but it is limited.
On the “About” section of my blog, I wrote extensively about this condition and how it affected me. So if you would like to know more, go check it out. And contact me if you like, if you have any questions.
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Hyperhidrosis is a fairly common disorder shared by millions across the world.
By definition, Hyperhidrosis is the excessive sweating of the head, face, hands, feet and armpits no matter the temperature or conditions.
The sweating is erratic, unpredictable and uncontrollable. You do have some options.
To stop the excessive sweating try visiting my site at http://www.Prevent-Sweating.com
@Excessive Armpit Sweating – thanks for stopping by and giving some good ideas on how to stop sweating. I’ve directed visitors to your site so they can read for themselves.
@Paul Eilers – thanks for taking time out to visit and tell us about your own personal Hyperhidrosis situation. Glad to hear that surgery helped – that can’t have been easy, but I guess it was the lesser of two evils – so to speak.
hi i have read your comments but the particular person i have in mind drips with sweat as if she has just come out from under a shower for no reason. her hair,neck,chest,under breast and armpits wringing wet.She has type two diabetes and still gets it when sugar levels in normal range. her gp gave her some blue tablets but it still happens. she been put back on hrt even though she 64,when we went to cyprus she was dry for a while,now it started again.any answersor suggestiomns as to what this could be greatly appreciated. Thank You Loretta
Hello Loretta.
Sounds like your friend has a really bad problem – that I would recommend only a doctor could advise on, especially when diabetes is involved. The humidity in Cyprus could have had a positive influence on your friends sweating problem – but this is only a guess. Many elements play a roll in heavy, excess sweating and as your friend is 64 – it could have something to do with her hormones – again this is only a guess as I’m not a physician. My immediate recommendation would be to make an appointment with the doctor and get a thorough medical examination to find the route of the problem.