Causes and treatment of male hyperhidrosis

Speaking of sweating, I believe many people have had similar experiences. This is actually the phenomenon of sweating after falling asleep at night. This situation exists in men, women, young and old. Generally, people with weak constitution will experience sweating. For men, social competition, pressure of survival, coupled with improper living habits, smoking, drinking, overwork, etc., all provide causes for sweating to a certain extent. So for the sake of the men in the family, let's learn about the causes and treatments of men's sweating.

Sweating is a common clinical symptom, especially in people who have suffered from various chronic diseases for a long time and have weak constitutions. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that sweating is mostly caused by deficiency of both Qi and Yin, which makes it impossible to collect and retain sweat. If sweating does not heal over time, it will further damage Qi and Yin and endanger physical health.

Some patients with diaphoresis sweat as soon as they fall asleep, some sweat after falling asleep in the middle of the night, and some sweat as soon as they close their eyes for a while. The amount of sweat varies greatly. According to the clinical manifestations of patients with diaphoresis, they can be divided into three types: mild, moderate and severe.

Mild and moderate typhoid fever will not cause much harm to the body, but severe typhoid fever will often worsen over time and develop into "de-symptomatic", seriously threatening the patient's health and life safety.

Diet therapy can not only prevent and treat the disease but also replenish qi and yin and strengthen the body. Here are six medicated diets that are easy to make at home for patients with dyshidrosis to choose from.

1. Longan and ginseng drink: Take 30g of longan meat, 6g of ginseng and 30g of rock sugar. Wash the longan meat first, slice the ginseng thinly, and then put them in a bowl with the rock sugar, add appropriate amount of water, and steam them in a steamer for about an hour. Take them out and wait for them to cool before eating. Eat them twice a day, one dose a day. It is suitable for people with qi deficiency and sweating.

2. Tremella and red dates soup Take 30g Tremella, 20g red dates, and appropriate amount of rock sugar. Soak Tremella in warm water, remove the stems, wash and tear into small pieces. Wash and tear red dates. Put the two herbs into a pot, add appropriate amount of water, simmer over low heat until Tremella and red dates are cooked, add rock sugar to dissolve and mix well, then serve. Each dose can be eaten in 2 times. It is suitable for people with Yin deficiency and sweating.

3. Lily and lotus seed drink: 20g lily, 30g lotus seed, 30g rock sugar. Wash the lily and lotus seed first, put them in a pot with appropriate amount of water, simmer slowly over low heat until the lily and lotus seed are cooked, add rock sugar and dissolve it and it can be eaten once a day for several days. It is suitable for those with yin deficiency and sweating.